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Learn to love plants even in the colder months; it will be a simple chore with the correct variety and complements.
The approach of winter, with its cold and shorter days, does not mark the end of the gardening season. There are plants that are winter and look their best now, others that flower in the winter, and others that can survive the cold and remain green and attractive throughout the season. So, don’t lose the many advantages of having plants in your home during the winter.
Plants require extra care to survive the winter due to the drop in temperatures and the lack of daylight hours. Those from tropical or warm climates, in particular. Among the seasonal varieties, the famous tulips stand out, with tall and brilliant blossoms that can endure up to 21 days. They usually bloom three months after being planted. Hyacinths are particularly notable for their excellent perfume; they bloom in the spring with gorgeous flower spikes and are typically grown in pots and window boxes.
Indoor Plants in Winter
If you want to maintain your plants looking as fresh as the first day, you must follow specific recommendations and take special care, beginning with light exposure.
- Light: Indoor variants should be placed near an east-facing window to receive the best light while avoiding direct sunlight.
- Care: It is also convenient to wipe the leaves since dust creates the illusion of a screen. Temperature is another important factor in the care of indoor plants; the ideal temperature is 20o, with excess heating being avoided because it dries them out.
- Control The Temperature: Thermal shock is harmful to them, so keep them away from radiators and avoid draughts.
- Watering indoor plants vary according to humidity and temperature; thus, it is best to touch the earth and ensure that it is dry before adding water.
Lawn Care and Maintenance
After a summer of heavy mowing and trampling, our grass needs a recovery therapy that begins in October with the removal of all dead or dried leaves, allowing oxygen to enter the soil. In terms of mowing, because the grass is growing slower today, we will raise the cutting height and lengthen the frequency to give it a respite. It is also time to aerate the lawn, which entails digging holes to a depth of 7 to 10 cm to allow oxygen to reach the roots. Following completion of the work, fertilizer and enriched soil should be applied to replenish the lost nutrients.
The approach of winter is no reason to abandon your garden. Change the chip and wager on plants that can endure cold, rain, wind, and temperatures below freezing. They are presented to you.
1. Poinsettia
Of course, the Poinsettia or Euphorbia pulcherrima (also known as Christmas Eve) is the queen of the season, and no home is complete without one of these beauties during the holiday season.
2. Cyclamen
The cyclamen blooms just as the cold weather hits. They make excellent winter flowering plants for the garden or terrace. They can withstand low temperatures and are currently available in a variety of colors, including red, pink, fuchsia, and white.
3. Azalea
It prefers temperatures between 15 and 18 degrees Celsius, but it can withstand the winter and flowers now.
4. Camellias
Camellias bloom in the winter, although it depends on which variety blooms in December or later in the season. Choose your favorite color because there are camellias for everyone.
5. Dragon Mouth
The Snapdragon, in addition to blooming in the winter and being one of the most beautiful flowering plants, is also edible.
6. Heather
It is a perennial plant that can be grown both indoors and outdoors but keep in mind that heating in the winter can harm it. Heather blooms in late autumn and early winter. You should ideally have it on the terrace.
7. Queen Earrings
It is also known as hardy fuchsia (Fuchsia magellanica) and can be grown as a perennial shrub in the garden, as well as in pots or hanging baskets. Winter blooming.
8. Chrysanthemum
Choose your favorite color since, because chrysanthemums are perennial plants, you can enjoy their brilliant flowers even in the winter.
9. Lavender
It adapts to any soil and is resistant to rain and wind like few others. A lavender patch? Please, yes!
10. Wallflower
These plants are quite sensitive to excessive moisture, yet they can withstand cold conditions. Take care of your soil’s drainage and you’ll keep it alive during the winter.
11. Christmas Rose
Another winter delicacy is the hellebore, also known as the Christmas rose. Its Alpine character allows it to tolerate snowfall and cold temperatures with ease.
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