What Flowers Are in Flower in the Winter in Seattle?
There aren’t many things blooming in the winter (December, January, February, and early March) in the Pacific Northwest. The farm is resting. Flowers you might see being sold as locally grown in the winter are either chilled in coolers and then tricked to bloom early or grown in heated greenhouses. Neither of which we feel are great for the planet. So we take the cue from Mother Nature and rest ourselves. That being said, if you have an inkling for a special winter wedding with evergreens, dried flowers, or grasses - get in touch!
A twisted, candle-like object in a holder casting a shadow on a wall with sunlight.
Dry, withered plant stems and seed heads casting intricate shadows on a white wall.
A Christmas wreath made of green pine branches decorated with white flowers and dried natural elements, hung against a rosy-pink backdrop with three lit candles on black metal candlesticks surrounding it.
A twisted yellow birthday candle with two flames, mounted on a black base, on a rustic table with a weathered surface, against a dark background.
A hand holding a bouquet of dried flowers wrapped in brown paper with a red ribbon, featuring daisies and various dried grasses and flowers.
Display of beeswax candles hanging on hooks inside a decorative wooden box, surrounded by green fern leaves and plants.
A floral wreath made of various colorful flowers and green leaves against a black background.
A Christmas wreath hanging on the wall, a candle holder with four lit candles, and a red teapot on a table with a checkered tablecloth.
White flowering plant, possibly a type of hyacinth, in sunlight near a window with a curved, white-painted branch or decorative object beside it.
Interior view of a bedroom with a white bed, wooden chair, framed artwork, a sliding barn door, a floral chandelier, and a decorative wreath on the wall.
A person holding a lit candle in a brass candle holder outdoors in a snowy landscape with trees in the background.
A rustic interior with a dark wooden cabinet, a ceramic vase holding bare branches with yellow catkins, a lit yellow candle, and a framed abstract painting on a wood-paneled white wall.