6 Amazing Plants That Flower in Winter

Six Amazing Plants That Flower in Winter

Bloom during the dullest days of the year

What decorates life more than flowers in your garden or on your balcony. When it is summer and days are sunny and life seems more sunny overall then flower are there all over the place. Unfortunately, in the winter season it is quite the opposite. Just when you need flowers so much on those dark and cold days there are only very few. It is easy to have lots of flowers in summer. In spring and autumn you may have to look a bit more, but still it is not difficult to get you som nice plants that bloom. But in the real winter months, what then? Luckily, nature has some surprises. Here a list of the most important plants suitable for the garden that give your garden or balcony an awesome blush in winter times. Even in cold and temperate climate zones.

Helleborus (Christmas Rose)

Big flowers during winter, Helleborus has it. Although most varieties have flowers in early spring, so are as early as Christmas! Available in many colour variations.

Viola - Winter Pansy

Are there more flowers as spectacular as pansies that also flower when other plants rather do something like hibernating? Not many, so I would just go for pansies this year again? Both available in autumn and in spring and so many, many colors and variations.

Cyclamen coum

The always surprising cyclamen species Cyclamen coum contains lots of exciting variants in pink, purple, white. Not only flowering during the depressing time period but it can also endure serious frost.

Clematis

This one may come as a surprise to some people, but actually there are some Clematis variants that bloom during winter. In fact, after careful research one should be able to select a few Clematis varieties that together can bloom through the whole year! Clematis napaulensis is a good suggestion for winter, but what about the above depicted Clematis 'Winter Beauty'?

Primrose (Primula)

Every year again primroses provides you an extraordinary display of vibrant colors. You would almost say it must be fake. No, these bright colors are as natural as nature can be.

Winter Jasmine

A shrub that flashes into bright yellow when everything is still dull and dark, who doesn't want to have that in the garden?

Got some new inspiration to fill the winter days with a bit of joy?