What Flowers Are Available in March?

March in Darwin is still hot, sticky, and unpredictable—we might even get a late-season cyclone just to keep us on our toes. But despite the lingering humidity, there’s no shortage of fresh, fabulous flowers. Whether you need soft, romantic blooms for a wedding, bold architectural stems to make a statement, or hardy Australian natives that can handle the heat, March has plenty to offer.

Special March Flowers

Some flowers are only around for a short time, making them all the more special when they appear. These blooms are at their best in March and won’t stick around for long.

Hydrangea big, blousy blooms that bring instant impact.

Agapanthus those beautiful purple-blue clusters are always a favourite.

Tulips classic, elegant, and available in gorgeous autumnal tones.

Celosia velvety, sculptural flowers that add texture and interest. 

Dahlia so many colours and styles, from fluffy pom-poms to intricate petals.

Phalaenopsis (salmon pink) a stunning orchid variety, adding tropical elegance.

Calla lily sleek, sophisticated, and great for modern bouquet. 

Garden-Style Flowers for March Weddings

For a soft, romantic look, these flowers bring a just-picked feel to bouquets and arrangements. Perfect for weddings or anyone who loves a lush, garden-inspired style.

Veronica delicate airy spikes that add movement your florals.

Delphinium soft, dreamy blues and purples that are perfect for a ‘just picked’ feel.

Stocks fragrant and full, these add volume and a lovely scent.

Hyacinth richly scented flowers that add a little drama.

Chamomile Matricaria brings dainty, cheerful white and yellow blooms, like tiny daisies.

Matricaria Pom Pom is similar but even more whimsical, with fluffy, globe-shaped flowers.

Scabiosa pretty and delicate, with a vintage garden aesthetic.

Architectural Flowers in March

These flowers are all about structure and impact. They work beautifully in modern arrangements and large-scale designs, adding height and drama.

Pineapple Lilies (Eucomis) unusual, spiky blooms that make a real statement.

Leucadendrons hardy, long-lasting, and full of texture.

Rose hip branches great for adding autumnal colour and structure.

Lotus Pods textural and unique, perfect for modern styling.

Fig Branches introduce ripe young figs on tall branches.

Textural March Flowers

If you love bouquets with depth, contrast, and a touch of character, these textural elements are for you. They add softness, movement, and a little unexpected detail.

Green trick fluffy, bright green spheres that add a playful touch.

Queen Anne’s lace soft and airy, perfect for adding a whimsical feel.

Sea holly (eryngium) spiky blue flowers that bring drama and contrast.

Sedum thick, fleshy clusters that transition beautifully into autumn shades.

Lion’s tail bright orange blooms that add height and structure.

Snowberry small, round berries that bring a natural, organic touch.

Australian Native Flowers Available in March

Native flowers are built to thrive in the heat, making them a reliable choice for long-lasting arrangements. They’ll add a uniquely Australian feel to any bouquet.

Repens protea compact, long-lasting blooms in soft pinks and deep reds.

Pink ice protea dusty pink petals with a velvety texture, ideal for bold arrangements.

Kangaroo paw uniquely shaped flowers that add a sculptural element.

Billy Buttons (Craspedia) bright yellow globes that bring fun and cheerfulness.

Strawflower (Everlasting Daisy) crisp, papery petals that hold their shape even when dried.

Looking Good in March

Some flowers are at their peak in March, bringing colour and freshness to any bouquet. These reliable favourites are always a good choice.

Sweet William clusters of small, fragrant flowers in rich colours.

Gladioli offer tall, dramatic spikes of ruffled flowers.

Iris striking blooms with elegant, curved petals.

Asters daisy-like blooms that add a touch of wildflower charm.

Teddy bear sunflowers shorter, fluffier sunflowers with a golden glow.

Gerberas bright and cheerful, available in a rainbow of colours.

Foliage Available in March

No bouquet is complete without great greenery. These foliage varieties bring texture, depth, and contrast to floral arrangements.

Jarrah strong, deep-toned leaves that work beautifully with natives.

Eucalyptus fragrant and hardy, a staple for all arrangements.

Cherry bush woody stems with burgundy, textured leaves.

Umbrella fern feathery and soft, perfect for adding volume.

Dusty miller silvery grey leaves that bring contrast and softness.

Pittosporum glossy green leaves that add depth and fullness.

Peppercorn berry dainty pink berries that add a romantic touch.

Templetonia vibrant green foliage with a hint of red in the stems.

Local Tropical Flowers Available in March

Darwin’s rainy season means an abundance of lush tropical blooms.

Ginger Alpinia features bold red or pink cone-shaped blooms.

Torch ginger bold, tropical blooms with striking colour and a dramatic presence.

Heliconia brings big, tropical, bird-like flowers.

Psittacorum is smaller than heliconia but just as vibrant.

March is bursting with beautiful blooms, whether you're planning a wedding, refreshing your home, or surprising someone special. Stop by Beija Flor to see what’s in store, or shop online for the freshest March flowers, delivered across Darwin and beyond!