What Flowers to Give for St. Patrick's Day

​Parades, leprechauns, corned beef and cabbage, shamrocks and all things green are all part of the traditions of St. Patrick’s Day. Celebrated on March 17 it was originally a religious feast day for St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Today, the holiday has evolved as a cultural celebration for the Irish and the Irish-at-heart. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by giving flowers to friends, family and to that someone special.

When you choose flowers to send or to give for St. Patrick’s Day, consider some of these traditional favorites or other blooms with bright pops of orange and green.

​Bells of Ireland

Bells of Ireland have ruffled lime-green blooms that can be used to add height and dimension alongside other white and yellow flowers for a spectacular arrangement

​Daffodils

Consider sending your special someone special a cheerful Daffodil plant. A favorite plant and cut flower for spring...this gift is sure to put a smile on your recipient's face!

Yellow, White, or Orange Roses

Roses are native to Ireland and yellow, white, or orange roses arranged with lush greenery make for a stunning St. Patrick’s Day floral arrangement. ​​

​Shamrock Plant

A traditional symbol of Ireland, you can choose a shamrock plant as a gift  The shamrock symbolizing Spring’s rebirth was once considered a sacred plant in Ireland. See our Shamrock Houseplant care tips here.

​​Green Carnations

A long-time favorite, a dozen green carnations make a perfect St. Patrick’s Day gift for anyone! Or consider sending a green carnation corsage, this way that special someone will have something “green” to wear on March 17th.

​​White, Yellow or Green-dyed Daisies

Daisies are simply a cheerful flower, a traditional symbol of Spring and are perfect for sharing the joy of St. Patrick’s Day!

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​Regular daisies not your thing?

Consider Orange Gerbera Daisies, a pretty flower with large blooms and sturdy stem