Believe it or not, many types of beautiful flowers bloom in winter that add unexpected pops of color to the winter landscape.
Whether you are planting in beds or pots, i winter flowers they will provide much needed extra brightness during the darkest days of the year. Also, read the plant’s label or description to provide it with the type of light it needs to thrive. Full sun means at least six hours of direct sunlight per day, while partial sun is about half that.
Azalea
The azalea is a plant with elegant flowers which, depending on the variety, can bloom even in mid-winter, giving lively shades of pink, red and white. It resists the cold well and prefers constantly moist soil, but without water stagnation. Perfect for decorating terraces and gardens even in the coldest months
Narcissus
The narcissus is one of the most fascinating flowers of winter, a symbol of rebirth and hope. Despite the cold, its delicate yellow and white corollas bloom between January and March, bringing a touch of light to bare gardens.
Amaryllis
Prized for their trumpet-shaped blooms, the Amaryllis they are appreciated for their large and lush flowers which can come in shades of red, white and pink, while the petals have edges of different colors and shades. These are the best flowers you can plant in winter, although you must keep in mind that they do not like hard frosts.
Algerian iris
THE’Algerian iris it is one of the many species found in nature. These lovely purple flowers are also quite fragrant, so they will add a touch of freshness to patios or near driveways. They also require little maintenance and can thrive in full sun or partial shade.
Christmas cactus
Of course, something with the word “Christmas” is already very wintery; and, in fact, the Christmas cactus it is a species that blooms between December and January. This bright plant certainly brings a lot of joy, as it blooms during the Christmas holidays, giving beautiful red, pink, purple or purple flowers.
Hellebore
If you have never seen these beautiful flowers, also called Lenten rosesyou will be surprised by their beauty. THE’hellebore It blooms in mid to late winter, often around the time of Lent, depending on the climate. What characterizes them are the lush petals and the truly particular delicious colour. These perennials are super cold-hardy, so you can plant them even in very harsh winters. It is a very rustic perennial plant, which tolerates snow and frost, therefore planting them in the garden means giving life to a corner of early spring. It grows very well in moist, non-acid soil and in a shady area.
Snowdrop
Just as the name indicates, the small flowers of the Snowdrop they are suitable for the cold season. Their small green and white drooping flowers are a breath of fresh air in late winter and early spring. Plant them in autumn to see them bloom in midwinter.
Cyclamen
It belongs to the family of Primulaceaeithe cyclamen it is considered a houseplant, but in reality it also grows well outside because they love the cold, just think that the ideal climate for cyclamens is included between 6 and 18°C. Remember that they prefer winter sun and shade in summer.
Pansies
The pansies they are adorable little flowers, available in all the colors of the rainbow. This species blooms very well in winter, because it prefers cold temperatures. Grow them on the balcony or terrace, in order to color your outdoor space with bright and vibrant nuances that will put you in a good mood.
Camellia
There camellia it is an evergreen shrub that is characterized by its shiny leaves and wonderful, lush flowers. There are many different varieties, so make sure you choose the type that blooms in winter. It’s one very resistant plantwhich can flower starting from December; furthermore, if you wish to grow it outside, remember that it does not like direct sunlight and wind, therefore plant it in a partial shade and sheltered area.
Primrose
Primroses are lovely perennial flowers and are extremely cold hardy. They flower in late winter or in early spring. There are many different types, so look for ones that will survive cold temperatures.
Winter jasmine
Bright yellow flowers appear on the arching branches of this shrub in late winter. Unlike other types of jasminethe winter variety is not scented but adds a touch of sunshine and color to your garden’s winter landscape.
