Spring is here, and our followers, shoppers, fans and customers are searching for content and products about spring flowers. They’re buying spring floral scented candles, lotions, body washes, soaps, kitchen hand soaps, essential oils, room sprays, air fresheners, perfumes, and cleaning products.

Home decor buyers are purchasing faux flowers, floral tablecloths and napkins, floral dishes, faux flower garlands, faux flower arrangements, prints of flowers, floral artwork, and floral bedding.

Crafters and hobbyists are crocheting flowers; embroidering flowers; scrapbooking with floral motifs, papers and stickers; painting flowers; and putting together flower-themed puzzles.

Fashionistas are shopping for purses, tote bags, dresses, shoes and jewelry emblazoned with floral prints.

LEGO enthusiasts are building bouquet and flower-themed brick playsets.

Utilize these flower and flowering tree keywords in your spring product research plus blogging and content creation. Feature these keywords in your titles, captions, hashtags and blog posts. (But don’t be spammy!) We have not attempted to list every possible flower that can bloom in Spring; just the most common ones likely to be featured on products.

Spring Flowers and Floral Keyword Research

Allium, Alliums

Bluebell, Bluebells

Camellia, Camellias

Cherry Blossom, Cherry  Blossoms

Crocus, Crocuses

Columbine, Columbines

Daffodil, Daffodils

Daisy, Daisies

Dogwood Tree

Forsythia, Forsythias

Freesia, Freesias

Gardenia, Gardenias

Hawthorn, Hawthorns

Hyacinth, Hyacinths

Iris, Irises

Jonquil, Jonquils

Lilac, Lilacs

Lily, Lilies

Lily of the Valley, Lilies of the Valley

Magnolia, Magnolias

Muscari, Muscaris

Pansy, Pansies

Peony, Peonies

Primrose, Primroses

Snowdrop, Snowdrops

Trillium, Trilliums

Tulip, Tulips

Viola, Violas

Violet, Violets

Happy creating,

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