A lively garden can really stand out and make a home feel special. If you live in a place where it gets cold in winter keeping things bright and lively all year can feel like something out of reach. Don’t worry garden lovers because if you pick the right winter hardy plants you can make this happen. In this piece we will talk about some tough winter plants that can survive the cold and bring some bright colors to your garden all year long.
First on our list is the Camellia which many people consider the best flower for winter. These evergreen bushes can survive tough winters and are known for their big colorful flowers that come in shades like white pink and red. Camellias not only put on a show in winter but also keep things looking green all year with their shiny dark leaves.
The next plant to talk about is Mahonia also known as Oregon Grape. It is easy to care for and produces yellow flowers in the late fall. In the late winter it has bluish-black fruits. This tough plant brings some brightness to your garden during winter when many other plants have stopped growing.
If you like plants that have a unique shape you might want to check out Holly. This plant keeps its shiny leaves all year and people like its uniquely shaped branches that grow red berries which stand out against the white snow.
The bright Coral Bells plant called Heuchera looks great against the white snow. The leaves stay green all year and can be different colors like bright red and light green which makes them look really nice all the time.
Finally, Cyclamen is a great tough plant that can make your garden look vibrant. This small plant has bright flowers that sit on top of its heart-shaped leaves and adds a splash of color all year round.
When picking winter-hardy plants make sure to find places in your garden that are shielded from strong winds because those winds can dry out the plants. Putting mulch around your plants can keep their roots safe from the cold and helps hold in water.
These tough winter plants let you say goodbye to dull winters and bring bright colors to your garden throughout the year.
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