2. Hydrangea
Who doesn’t love a luscious bed of flowers? Hydrangeas are full flowers and deserve the center of attention in your bouquet. But be sure they don’t overcrowd the vase. They get their different colors from the PH levels in the soil. I prefer a beautifully blue hydrangea to balance out the other pinks, purples, yellows and whites in the bouquet.
3. Fressia
A nice complement to a hydrangea is the freesia flower. These little beauties not only provide a bit of greenery around the top of the stem to fill out your bouquet, but they smell absolutely delightful, too!
4. Dotty Micro Pom
These look-alike daisies are cute little florals known as “spray flowers,” meaning they have more than one bloom on a stem. Nothing says spring like flowers shaped like little suns!
5. Spiral Eucalyptus
If you didn’t know Trader Joe’s sells affordable eucalyptus, let me be the first to tell you. I usually buy it to transform my hot showers into an aromatic spa, but they are the perfect greenery for a springtime bouquet. I suggest the spiral eucalyptus over the silver dollar for easier arranging.