Spring has officially arrived and with it, a clear market signal: yellow flowers are at the peak of demand. Yellow is no longer just a color — it is a key emotional driver, closely linked to seasonal storytelling and Easter-inspired designs.

KEY VARIETIES IN FOCUS

• Yellow Roses — a versatile base for both mono bouquets and mixed arrangements.

• Narcissus (Daffodils) — a strong seasonal highlight with a distinct spring identity.

• Yellow Chrysanthemums — reliable for structure, volume, and long vase life.

• Yellow tulips – truly spring favourite flower.

Narcissus — Important Handling Note

Narcissus requires careful processing: after cutting, stems release a sticky sap that can damage other flowers do not combine immediately after cutting

1.Place narcissus separately in water for several hours

2.Rinse or wash the stems to remove the sap

3.Only then combine with other flowers

This step is essential to ensure safe mixing and maintain the quality of the arrangement.

Spring flowers are currently at their peak quality — fresh, vibrant, and easy to work with. While they are in season, availability is highly favorable, allowing florists and designers to work with a wide assortment and achieve strong visual results without compromise.