We recently told you about some unusual spring flowers that you can include in a bouquet or arrangement that you’re giving someone. Since there are so many stunning and surprising spring flowers, we decided to share a few more with you.

Here are more of our favorites:

Siebold Primrose

Siebold primrose is a pretty, 5-petaled flower that looks a bit like a star. It blooms in late spring and it offers a show until about midsummer. If you’re giving Siebold primrose as a potted plant, your gift recipient will be able to plant this flower and observe it as it retreats underground after blooming.  What a delight they’ll see when it finally bursts with color again!

Atamasco Lily

The Atamasco lily is another white, star-shaped beauty. This flower has a bit of a trumpet shape and it’s elegant, like an orchid. We suggest you look for this flower to give as a Mother’s Day gift for someone special. If you find it in a pot, you’ll be giving a present that’s easy to care for and that will rebloom with spectacular shows year after year.

Pasque Flower

If you want to give a flower that’s extraordinary in every way, give Pasque flower. This dramatic and classy flower has gorgeous purple-blue petals with lots of space in between, so you can admire their striking beauty in detail. The center of this flower is a large, yellow circle that seems to explode outward saying “Spring is here and new life is in abundance!”

 

In addition to these unusual spring flowers, you can also give dainty European wood anemone, European toothwort, or Leopard’s bane.