Michigan Spring Flowers

Michigan In Season
Written By Marie Kelly

Spring in Michigan means color returning to the land—tulips and daffodils line driveways, and backyard growers begin cutting early blooms for roadside jars and bundles. Whether it’s wildflowers in canning jars or carefully grown ranunculus in folded paper sleeves, Michigan's spring flowers are a quiet celebration of survival and renewal.

March
Pussy willow branches
Forsythia
Early tulips and daffodils (from greenhouse growers)

April
Daffodils
Tulips
Hyacinth
Hellebores
Flowering branches (cherry, crabapple, serviceberry)

May
Lilacs
Iris
Peonies (late May)
Ranunculus
Wildflowers (violets, woodland phlox, forget-me-nots)

Marie Kelly
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