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Winter bloom

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(Bot.) A plant of the genus Azalea.
A plant of the genus Hamamelis (Hamamelis Viginica); witch-hazel; - so called from its flowers appearing late in autumn, while the leaves are falling.

See also: Winter Winter



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If you are a flower fan and want to make the most of winter blooms, plant up some hellebores in pots, which will provide a terrific display of foliage and flowers in late winter and early spring, in shades of white, cream, yellow, green, pink and purple through to almost black.
Of course, if you are a flower fan and want to make the most of winter blooms, you could plant up some hellebores in pots, which will provide a terrific display of foliage and flowers throughout late winter and early spring, in shades of white, cream, yellow, green, pink and purple through to almost black.
To round off the year and your efforts at flower gardening, do not despair as there are many winter blooms available.
 
 
 
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