Perth, Western Australia
Flowers in season in Perth now
In November, 22 flowers are at market in Perth, led by banksia, kangaroo paw and waxflower.
Season months from 54 Australian grower, wholesaler and market sources, checked 8 November 2026.
Perth has hot, dry summers and wet winters, and its flower year is built around the wildflower season rather than spring bulbs. From July the season rolls south through the Mid West, around Coalseam Conservation Park and Lesueur National Park, and reaches Perth between August and October. Kangaroo paw, banksia, boronia, everlastings and Geraldton wax are all at their best in late winter and spring, and Geraldton wax, the plant that started the waxflower trade, is a local native. Perth has no central flower market. The wholesalers sit along one street in West Leederville and mostly sell to the trade. The big moment is the Everlasting Kings Park Festival each September, held in a botanic garden that's free, open daily and right beside the city.
In season in Perth in November
All of November in Perth
The year in Perth
| Month | Top three flowers | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| January | Frangipani, Sunflowers, Lisianthus | January in Perth |
| February | Frangipani, Sunflowers, Lisianthus | February in Perth |
| March | Frangipani, Dahlias, Lisianthus | March in Perth |
| April | Dahlias, Protea, Lisianthus | April in Perth |
| May | Banksia, Protea, Orchids | May in Perth |
| June | Banksia, Geraldton wax, Orchids | June in Perth |
| July | Banksia, Geraldton wax, Everlasting daisy | July in Perth |
| August | Banksia, Everlasting daisy, Waxflower | August in Perth |
| September | Kangaroo paw, Waxflower, Banksia | September in Perth |
| October | Kangaroo paw, Waxflower, Banksia | October in Perth |
| November | Banksia, Kangaroo paw, Waxflower | November in Perth |
| December | Banksia, Frangipani, Gardenia | December in Perth |
Summer
Banksias are still flowering in December, and the rest of summer is hydrangeas, lisianthus, gardenias and frangipani. Harvey Farm Barn at Cookernup opens its sunflower fields in January.
Autumn
Dahlias and lisianthus carry the season, proteas start in March and banksias come back in May.
Winter
Geraldton wax starts in June, everlastings and waxflower in July, and boronia and kangaroo paw in August. Up north, the Mid West wildflowers peak in July and August.
Spring
Kangaroo paw, banksia, boronia and Geraldton wax are all flowering, and the Kings Park festival runs through late September. Everlastings and boronia finish in October, waxflower in November.
Flower events near Perth
Everlasting Kings Park Festival 2027
Kangaroo pawEverlasting daisyBanksiaGrevillea
WA Wildflower Season 2027
Everlasting daisyKangaroo pawBanksiaGeraldton wax
Farms and gardens within 150 km
Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Perth · 3 km away
Best months: September to October
Where to buy flowers in Perth
Most West Leederville wholesalers sell only to registered businesses, trading from about 5 or 6am to 2pm on weekdays and to about 10am on Saturdays. Flowers WA on Northwood Street says it welcomes the public, Monday to Friday 6am to 2pm and Saturday 7.30am to 11am. Out in the bush, look and photograph, and leave the wildflowers where they are. Lavender Estate at Carabooda and Nannup Lavender Farm are open most of the week.
- The PlumeryNorth Perth
Questions people ask
What flowers are in season in Perth in November?
22 flowers are in season in Perth in November: Banksia, Eucalyptus, Flannel flower, Geraldton wax, Grevillea, Kangaroo paw, NSW Christmas bush, Sturt's desert pea, Waratah, Waxflower, Carnations, Christmas lily, Chrysanthemums, Delphinium, Frangipani, Gardenia, Gerberas, Jacaranda, Lilies, Peonies, Roses and Sweet peas. This uses Western Australia season months where we have them, and the national months otherwise. Checked 8 November 2026.
Where can you buy flowers in Perth?
Perth flower wholesalers (West Leederville). Perth has no single central flower market. The main wholesalers sit on one street in West Leederville and generally sell only to registered businesses, trading from about 5 or 6am to 2pm weekdays and to about 10am Saturdays. At least one, Flowers WA (22 Northwood Street), says it welcomes the public, Monday to Friday 6am to 2pm and Saturday 7.30am to 11am. Local florists are listed on the Perth page.