Seasonal flowers are plants that bloom during specific times of the year, influenced by climate and environmental conditions. These flowers vary by region, with some thriving in spring, while others may bloom in summer, fall, or winter. Examples include daffodils in spring and chrysanthemums in fall. Gardeners often choose seasonal flowers to create vibrant displays that change with the seasons. By selecting the right flowers for each season, they can ensure continuous color and interest in their gardens. Seasonal flowers also play a role in local ecosystems, providing food and habitat for pollinators like bees and butterflies.