Revealed: The biggest floral trends for winter 2021

Most wintertime gardens are lacking when it comes to colour and texture, but that doesn't mean you have to let your indoor space suffer. From Christmas holly to pine, Interflora has uncovered the biggest floral trends set to blossom this season.

'The holiday period is the perfect time to bring foliage and flowers into your home whether you're a floral novice or an expert florist,' says Vicky Salmon, in-house florist at Interflora. 'We've identified the biggest trends to consider when buying flowers for yourself or your home this winter from the must-have blooms of the moment to mood-boosting bouquets and interior trends to follow right down to the last stem.'

Take a look at the biggest floral trends below...

Garden roses might be winding down for winter, but beautiful bunches make the perfect gift for loved ones over the holidays — especially if you're after something other than popular poinsettias.

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The smell of pine is spicy, outdoorsy and invigorating. Often used as a base for Christmas candles, it's no surprise they're one of the most popular for winter 2021.

Vicky adds: 'Paired with a splash of colour from some Hypericums and a sprig of a pine tree, they will be a great stand out feature for your Christmas decor.'

Ivy is one of the most versatile plants around, making it brilliant for the crisp winter months.

Need some simple help with caring for the plant? Vicky suggests: 'Whilst Ivy can appear beautifully Christmassy when frosted over, this particular bloom needs warmer and more moist conditions to grow. In periods of "deep freezes" check the plant's roots to ensure they aren't completely frozen over and bring inside until the cold weather has passed if necessary.'

Eucalyptus is a natural healer, famed for its ability to relieve congestion, reduce pain, and lower swelling. According to Interflora, searches for 'at-home spas' are on the up, with households continuing to add the fragrant foliage into their space.

Jazz up your front door or window display by making your own floral wreath. With a 29 per cent increase, they are a simple yet stylish addition to any home. Simply adorn with your favourite blooms and hang from string.

With beautiful berries and polished dark green leaves, holly is a wonderful addition to any Christmas table setting. Simply scatter beside placemats or pop in small vases.

Vicky adds: 'If you're looking for the perfect way to bring a bit of festive sparkle to your winter blooms, consider using festive accessories. Anything red and white will certainly spread the festive cheer.'

Burgundy bouquets have increased by 23 per cent this year, as households get their homes set for the festive season.

'The versatility of the colour makes ideal for a Christmassy bouquet, paired with the famous red poinsettia, white Hypericum and festive accessories, a burgundy bouquet would make the perfect gift or centrepiece for the Christmas Day table,' adds Vicky.

It wouldn't be winter without a stove simmering away with festive spices. Fill your home with the sweet smell of Christmas by creating your own 'stove pot pourii' — a surefire way to add fragrance to every corner.

Not sure what to use? Vicky suggests: 'Ingredients such as pine, rosemary, lavender, bay leaves, orange slices, star anise, cranberries and cinnamon sticks are guaranteed to fill the air throughout your home with Christmas spirit, whether you're expecting guests or you and your family just want to get into the festive spirit, this is a great way to spread the Christmas cheer'.

'If you're looking to add interest and texture to your bouquets, table arrangements, or anything that needs something extra, these little beauties will do just that,' says Vicky.

'Using the white, along with some red and brown Hypericums, you can add the perfect wintery touch to your festive blooms this Christmas.'

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