Plate 01 · Botanical study
In season now
January
- Anemone
- Stock
- Snapdragon
Cool days invite delicate petals, fragrance and a quieter palette.
A field guide to the year
The Almanac.
Twelve months. A changing cast of flowers.
Turn gently. Tap a month. Follow the season.
Plate 02 · Botanical study
In season now
February
- Anemone
- Ranunculus
- Sweet Pea
Layers of soft petals mark the first suggestions of spring.
Plate 03 · Botanical study
In season now
March
- Ranunculus
- Tulip
- Sweet Pea
Soft, romantic flowers arrive as Houston begins to warm.
Plate 04 · Botanical study
In season now
April
- Snapdragon
- Larkspur
- Sweet Pea
Long stems and airy blossoms lend spring its sense of movement.
Plate 05 · Botanical study
In season now
May
- Rose
- Lisianthus
- Zinnia
Spring opens into fuller flowers and the first notes of summer.
Plate 06 · Botanical study
In season now
June
- Zinnia
- Sunflower
- Celosia
Heat-loving flowers bring warm color and generous, open faces.
Plate 07 · Botanical study
In season now
July
- Sunflower
- Zinnia
- Gomphrena
Strong stems and sunlit color carry the garden through high summer.
Plate 08 · Botanical study
In season now
August
- Celosia
- Gomphrena
- Amaranth
Texture takes the lead: plumes, small globes and trailing stems.
Plate 09 · Botanical study
In season now
September
- Celosia
- Zinnia
- Amaranth
- Cosmos
Summer lingers in Houston, softened by airy flowers and autumn texture.
Plate 10 · Botanical study
In season now
October
- Cosmos
- Celosia
- Marigold
Plumes and warm petals echo the changing light.
Plate 11 · Botanical study
In season now
November
- Chrysanthemum
- Marigold
- Rose
Full, intricate blooms bring depth to the closing weeks of autumn.
Plate 12 · Botanical study
In season now
December
- Paperwhite
- Camellia
- Stock
Pale flowers and fragrant stems offer a gentle close to the year.
Flowers shift with weather, growers, and availability. Consider this a guide to the season rather than a promise of inventory.