Which flowers bloom in winter
A comprehensive introduction to the flowers that bloom in winter and the related knowledge of inventorying 10 kinds of flowers that represent winter. Next, the editor will answer your questions in detail.
In winter, everywhere is desolate, especially in the northern regions, where the trees have shed all their leaves and the green plants have lost their vitality, presenting a gray and hazy scene. However, if you look carefully, there are many plants that are not afraid of the cold, such as some small wild vegetables in winter, which are quietly showing their green leaves, but they are not noticed.
Inside the house, it is a scene of colorful flowers. Some flowers naturally prefer the cool season, and the cold winter season is just the right time for them to bloom. Let's take a look at the flowers that are cold-resistant and easy to care for, which can still bloom in winter.
First, Narcissus
Narcissus is familiar to everyone. At the Spring Festival Gala every year, the audience is always decorated with blooming narcissus. Narcissus not only has a fragrant smell and elegant flower shape but also symbolizes family reunion and happiness. Every year at the Spring Festival Gala, narcissus is always blooming in the audience, which is very valuable to raise a pot during the New Year. Narcissus is very easy to care for and only needs to be watered in winter to grow leaves and bloom. Narcissus is simple to maintain, has a strong vitality, and its flowers are elegant and atmospheric, making it the "fragrant flower king" that blooms in winter.
Second, Tulip
Tulip is also a bulbous plant. If you plant tulip bulbs two months in advance, you can have fragrant and beautiful flowers by the New Year. Tulips in winter and spring are widely available in the market, and they are particularly frost-resistant. If planted in the ground, they can even survive temperatures as low as minus 30 degrees. The Netherlands is the country of tulips, where fields are planted with tulips, which, together with the windmills in the distance, are considered iconic plants of the Netherlands.
However, if you only plant a few tulips in a pot at home, the blooming tulips are elegant and atmospheric. The petals, like wine glasses, exude a noble and unique charm. They are fragrant, cold, elegant, and atmospheric, and even their leaves are particularly beautiful. Moreover, they are not afraid of the cold. In winter and spring, as long as the temperature rises by ten degrees, they can grow and bloom. Even if placed outdoors, they can survive for a short period. If placed indoors at 15 degrees, it is the peak season for their growth and blooming.
Third, Hellebore
Hellebore is also a very cold-resistant flower. Actually, not many people have kept it because it is a bit expensive and the name is not very appealing, so it has not attracted much attention. Hellebore is also known as Christmas rose, and its flowers are layered like roses. In European regions, it is often used to decorate the home environment during Christmas, making it a flower plant that can be presented in grand occasions.
Hellebore is very cold-resistant. Even at minus ten degrees, it will not freeze to death. In cold regions, it can still bloom in the snow and ice and continue to bloom until spring. Therefore, if your home is relatively cold, planting a pot of hellebore and matching them together can be a very beautiful and atmospheric flower. Don't be fooled by its unappealing name; its blooming can surely surprise you. However, its downside is that it is relatively expensive, with a small seedling costing几十块钱 (tens of yuan), and if you grow it into a large pot, it will be even more expensive.
Fourth, Ilex verticillata