In warm climates, these flowers bloom all winter long. In colder climates, they self-seed and come back in the spring.
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These droopy flowers are best for hedges and rock gardens. They are planted in the fall and bloom in early spring.
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They are among the first flowers to bloom. They come up in early spring or even February, so you need to plant them in the fall.
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Hellebores are also called "Lenten roses," and based on the weather, they bloom in the middle or end of winter.
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Winterberry is not a flower, but its bright red berries on the branches of deciduous holly brighten up winter gardening.
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This interesting evergreen has flowers that look like bells in the middle to end of winter.
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Its yellow flowers bloom even when there is snow on the ground, attracting early-season bees.
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Primroses are some of the first plants to bloom. Depending on your USDA Hardiness zone, they bloom in late winter or early spring.
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Camellias look like roses and bloom from late fall to mid-spring. For your area, choose a type that blooms in the winter.
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This late-winter bloomer lives up to its name. It is best when grown in the fall and blooms in late winter and early spring.
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Mahonia is an evergreen plant with yellow flowers that does best in late fall or early winter. Make sure it can handle the weather in your area.
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This bush has strange yellow or orange flowers in late winter or early spring, but you should choose the type that blooms in winter.
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