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posted 2 years ago in September 2010
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    Miss Chocolate Chip      

    So I've been researching which flowers are the cheapest during the fall and I'm so confused! I'm finding that one site will say something entirely different from another site. So my fellow bees, have you found a great website that lists those in season flowers?? Or do you have any expertise of your own?? Please share!

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    Valleygirl    9/12/09   CT

    I haven't figured out what flowers to do yet myself? I need to get on that too!

     
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    lkltxva    September 19, 2009   Eastern VA & getting married on the NC Outer Banks!)

    Camellia's anyone?  Talk about a never mentioned flower

     
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    Depending on where you are (continent), the flowers in season are different, this might account for why you are finding the complete opposites.

    In canada, september flowers are mums, dahlias, lisianthus, sunflowers, hypernicum, some anemones, Delphinium, Hydrangea, Stephanotis, Scabiosa.  Basically summer flowers are still available early sept.  Spring bulbs like tulips are not, nor are peonies.

     

    In Sept, the cheapest will be hydrangeas, dahlias and mums.

     
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    I'm having a september wedding as well!

    My FI and I just met with our florsit on Saturday and I asked her what flowers will be in season around the time of our wedding, for budget reasons. But she reassured me that we are able to get any types of flowers we wanted (albeit the florist is a very close family friend) around here (sunny southern california). So for my bouquet, I will be having peonies!! My bridesmaids will have classic roses, as will the groomsmen. Parents and the grooms, as well as the centerpieces, will be orchids. 

    Hope this helps!  

     

     
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    argyle    September 2010  

    It really depends on where you live.  Flowers in September in NY are going to be different that the flowers available in September in So Cal.  I'd meet with a few florists and get their input, but don't commit to anything yet.  Another option would be to go to your local farmers market in September of this year to get an idea of local available flowers during that time of the year.

     
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    His Barista    September 4, 2010   Spokane, WA

    I like www.growersbox.com

    when you look at a flower it tells you when it is in season, and stuff. They have wedding boxes that you can put together, and all sorts of great deals since they are whole sale and have farms all over the world. My FI's sister used it for her wedding, and her flowers were great! I however, still don't know what I want to use because there are so many choices.

     
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    Soon2beMrsFlusche    July 14, 2011   Texas

    This site on the knot shows you all different flowers and when they are in season! Best of luck!!

     

    http://weddings.theknot.com/Real-Weddings/41166/view.aspx?type=1&id=41166

     
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    mhirni    September 12, 2009   Oakland, CA

    My wedding is this September and we are having primarily Dahlias (love the bright colors and poofiness) with some anenomes and gardend roses.  If I had just Dahlias, it would have been a little less expensive.  Peonies will definitely add to the overall cost of the flowers.

    Being in California, it won't be too hard to get flowers that aren't in season for a reasonable price, except for bulbs and peonies.

     
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    mhirni    September 12, 2009   Oakland, CA

    By the way, LOVE the photo you attached!  Flowers just make me smile!

     
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    LadyGoodman    September 25, 2010   Baltimore, MD

    One of the florists that I am meeting with here in MD, sent me a list of in-season flowers for my area.  Not sure if it's applicable outside of my state, but you can see it below.

    The florist is Local Color Flowers.  They're located in Baltimore, MD and use only local and seasonal flowers.  I am meeting with them tomorrow, hopefully the price is right!

    September
    Curly Willow with Leaves
    Heptacodium
    Millett
    Lily
    Hydrangea
    Solidago
    Sunflowers
    Ageratum
    Lisianthus
    Mountain Mint
    Zinnia
    Basil
    Buddleia
    Dahlia
    Gooseneck Loosestrife
    Tuberose
    Asclepias
    Celosia
    Chelone
    Gomphoracarpus
    Heliopsis
    Lycesteria
    Amaranthus
    Peppers
    Sedum
    Trycirtus
    Salvia
    Rose Geranium leaves
    Monkey Balls
    Rainbow Chard

     
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    spaganya    September 4, 2010   Arlington, VA/wedding in Williamsburg, VA

    @ladygoodman - thanks for the list - im in VA so i am thinking the list of flowers would be similar!

     
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    amariem25    October 2009  

    we had mums and dahlias in october.

     
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    MissLadyBug    September 4, 2010  

    @ LadyGoodman - I know it has been a couple months, but how did the meeting with Local Color Flowers go? Would you be able to give me an idea on there prices?

     
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    theresa1078    September 25, 2010   Lindenhurst, NY

    Any good florist should have a chart showing which flowers are in season in your area.  I went into my first meeting with our florist having no clue and a low budget.  He came up with a beautiful floral scheme...my favorite is my bridal bouquet (of course)...it's going to be a "presentation" bouquet of sunflowers, blue delphiniums, and heather tied off with raffia for a rustic "wildflowers" look.  I'm getting married in NY in September.

     
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    wacholie    September 10, 2011  

    This information has been very useful for me.....Thanks everyone!!!

     
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    Cashmere    September 5, 2010   Tokyo, Japan

    I really really wanted anemonies... super bummed when the florist said they were out of season in Sonoma.  I may just have to splurge and throw a few in there.  

     

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