Bloom into Spring: Beautiful New Floral Accents for Your Home
Mar 31st 2026
Flowers are one of the joys of spring. Visible signs of warmer weather, seasonal blooms in all their color and variety lift our spirits and feed our souls after the gloom of winter.
However, different parts of the U.S. experience spring in different ways. People in one state might still be scraping frost off their car windshields each morning while residents of another state are planting their gardens or opening their swimming pools.
Thankfully, floral decor expresses the essence of spring in all its abundant glory, even if we aren’t yet experiencing it in real life.
Whether or not you’re delighting in the first blooms of spring or still waiting for the snow to melt, Christmas Central has a bounty of floral decorations to bring a breath of spring into your home.
Floral Wreath
Spring wreaths can be a quick and simple way to add a burst of color to your decor. Hanging a fresh-looking floral wreath on a door, in an entry or over a fireplace hints at the miracle of growth occurring outside our windows. This 18-inch hydrangea wreath, combining budding green leaves, pale pink blooms and cotton bolls on a twig frame, projects the delicate beauty of a new season. With a scattering of faux gems and glitter, this spring wreath is ready to shine!
Artificial Flowers
Spring flowers are beautiful, but fleeting. Silk flowers, on the other hand, never fade. These lifelike Japanese anemone floral sprays feature delicate white flowers with yellow centers and dainty green leaves. Flexible wire stems allow easy styling in your choice of container. Use them alone or in combination with other realistic faux flowers for a lovely and lasting seasonal display.
Floral Pillows
Transform your decorative pillows with floral pillow covers in pastel shades appropriate for the season. This 20x20-inch handwoven throw pillow cover features a floral design in pale yellow, pink, blue and green on one side with a solid back. A hidden zipper closure makes it easy to slip this pretty cotton cover over your throw pillows to instantly change your look with the season.
Potted Florals
Let our petite pot of purple pansies add a pop of color to your home! The 7-inch faux flower pot features a realistic artificial plant with vigorous green foliage and abundant purple blooms, part of our Real Touch™ line of realistic botanicals. The gray stone flower pot coordinates easily with today’s neutral, natural and transitional decor. The pot is weighted for stability and features moss around the plant base for a realistic look.
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Floral Ribbon
If spring inspires your inner decorator, this yellow, orange, blue and green floral ribbon may be just the right finishing touch for your latest project. The half-inch polyester satin ribbon comes on two spools, each measuring 27 yards long. Christmas Central offers a fantastic selection of decorative and wired craft ribbon in a wide range of colors and styles to meet your crafting and decorating needs throughout the year. From DIY spring wreaths to bows for floral bouquets to bright accents for gift wrapping, explore the thousands of ribbons available in satin, velvet, burlap and many other finishes and patterns.
Garden Flag
What better way to greet spring than with this cheerful and colorful 12.5” x 18” garden flag? The multicolor floral design features the words ‘Hello Spring’ on a white background with a profusion of green foliage, flowers and butterflies representing the liveliness of the season. It’s made of durable polyester to withstand even the most capricious spring weather. Explore our extensive selection of house and garden flags to celebrate spring and all the upcoming holidays and seasons.
Floral Canvas Art
This lush floral wall art on 11.75” x 15.75” polyester canvas adds a touch of beauty to bedrooms, baths, offices, reading areas or anywhere a restful, romantic scene is welcome. The floral display in pink, green and white combines vivid pink hydrangeas, red berry sprays and varicolored leaves accented by a pair of rose-colored cut glass candleholders. Perhaps the biggest surprise of this floral canvas wall art is the realistic, warm glow of the candle flames when lit from behind by two battery-powered, flickering LED lights.
Floral Wall Sign
For those who prefer a more subdued sign of spring, this understated black and white floral wall sign might be just the thing! The 11.75” square sign features a delicate pen and ink style floral design surrounding a friendly sentiment, “Stay Awhile.” Framed simply in white and accented with a jute cord and beaded hanger, this simple wooden sign coordinates well with farmhouse, neutral, cottage and transitional decors.
Celebrating Spring Decor
A garden full of spring flowers is a joy to behold, but the season can be as fleeting as the blooms.
As the days lengthen and the sun warms the earth, we greet the spring flowers in all their color and variety. And we celebrate their arrival with spring decor that echoes the vibrancy of the landscape springing to life.
Browse Christmas Central for more spring decorating ideas for your home and yard.
Christmas Central Answers Your Spring-Related Questions
What is the vernal equinox?
The Vernal Equinox, or the First Day of Spring, occurs when the Earth’s northern and southern hemispheres are an equal distance to the sun. This only occurs two times a year, on the first day of spring (the vernal equinox) and the first day of autumn (the autumnal equinox).
Why? Because our planet is slightly tilted.
Imagine the earth hanging in space from a string attached to the north pole. If that were the case, the north and south poles would align straight up and down. In reality, however, the earth is tilted 23.5 degrees off center. This angle means that as our planet makes its 365 day trip around the sun, the North Pole is sometimes tipped a bit closer to the sun than the South Pole, and vice versa. The time at which a pole is closest to the sun is known as the solstice. Furthermore, two times a year, both poles are side-on to the sun. These days are the equinoxes.
This chart from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provides a good visual explanation.
When is the first day of spring?
The first day of spring falls on two different calendar days, depending on whether you live north or south of the equator (the imaginary line that represents the widest part of the planet).
For people in the northern hemisphere, including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, China, Russia, Japan and the northern half of the continent of Africa, spring arrives Friday, March 20, 2026. This is one of two days of the year when the north and south poles are the same distance from the sun.
In the southern hemisphere, including Australia, the southern part of Africa and most of South America, March 20 marks the first day of autumn!
While March 20 is frequently the first day of spring, the date can vary from year to year, because the Earth’s orbit doesn’t align perfectly with the calendar year. Therefore, spring will arrive on March 20 in 2027, 2029 and 2030. However, in 2028, the first day of spring falls on Sunday, March 19.
Did our ancient ancestors know about the equinox?
People have tracked the sun’s path for thousands of years. Many ancient cultures based their religious and agrarian practices on the position of the sun.
In fact, some ancient structures that align with the sun during the equinox could have been built specifically to mark the sun’s movements. These include Stonehenge, in England; the Sphinx, in Egypt; Chichen Itza, Mexico, and Angkor Wat, Cambodia.
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