Monthly availability (typical)

January — Flowering Branches & Early Season

Forsythia • Quince • Tulip Magnolia • Pussy Willow

Typical availability in January (planning reference). Use as a guide — weekly availability updates with current offerings are distributed via our wholesale email list.

Flowering Branches

Forsythia — Tips 24–36"; peak availability for CNY. View photo
Double Quince — Bud-stage double forms staged for early season displays. View photo
Quince (single) — Medium & tall sizes; reliable for mixed bouquets. View photo
Pussy Willow — Tight catkins, staged for CNY. View photo
Tulip Magnolia (lavender) — Budded or just-opening depending on staging; great for dramatic arrangements. View photo

February

Cherry • Late CNY finishes • Early spring foliage

March

Spring branches & specialty stems

April

Magnolia • Early hydrangea starts • branches

May

Specialty cut flowers & early hydrangeas

June

Hydrangea season begins in earnest

July

Peak hydrangeas & specialty grasses

August

Late hydrangeas • paniculata peaks

September

Late-season specialties & forest products

October

Fall foliage & specialty stems

November

Late-season branches & forced material

December

Pre-CNY forcing and early winter offerings

How to read this calendar

This page is a seasonal planning guide. Items listed are typical or peak offerings. For exact, current weekly availability sign up for the Wholesale Weekly Availability (our weekly distribution), or contact sales for an up-to-date list.

Typical — regularly available that month

Peak — season high availability

Limited — specialty or small volume

Seasonal Availability at a Glance