Winter Flowering Plants

For a healthy winter bloom, adjust your watering schedule to accommodate the cooler temperatures. While plants may need less water during winter, it's important to ensure they don't dry out completely. Position them in locations where they can receive as much light as possible to support healthy growth and flowering. Provide protection for your plants by covering them with frost cloth or bringing them indoors during particularly cold nights. Avoid fertilizing your winter flowering plants during the colder months and prune your plants as needed to remove dead or diseased branches, improve air circulation, and maintain a tidy appearance.