7 Super Cold-Hardy Flowers You Can Still Enjoy in Winter

In winter, when the weather turns cold, most flowers wither. Below are 7 super cold-hardy flowers that can still bloom in the cold winter. Let's take a look!

Cymbidium (Cymbidium faberi)

Tolerates low temperatures of -4°C.

For orchid plants brought indoors to overwinter, special attention must be paid to the management of temperature, humidity and ventilation; room temperature should be kept at 18°C-25°C during the day and 12°C-15°C at night.; After the end of October, place the orchid outdoors in full-day light with good ventilation maintained, and rotate the pot opening direction once about every 20 [days] so the plant receives even light.

Cyclamen (Cyclamen persicum)

Can tolerate low temperatures down to 0°C.

If you want them to bloom on schedule, raise it a bit more, preferably to 18-22°C; pay attention to light, which must be sufficient; finally, pay attention to watering, neither too much nor too little.

Coral Bells (Heuchera)

Tolerates low temperatures of -3~4°C.

In winter, there is no need to water too much; when temperatures are low, growth slows and not much water is needed; decide whether to keep it indoors or grow it outdoors based on the climate environment and the growth condition of the coral bells.

Hyacinth (Hyacinthus orientalis)

Tolerates low temperatures of -5°C.

It does not need very strong light; place it somewhere it cannot be hit by direct sunlight; just water it once the potting soil has dried out;

Hosta (Hosta)

Tolerates low temperatures of 0°C.

A shade-loving plant, it is best planted outdoors in a shaded spot not exposed to direct sunlight; brought indoors in winter, it can overwinter in a cold room at 0-5°C, and in the following spring it can be repotted and divided.

Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium)

Can tolerate low temperatures down to -5°C.

The temperature must not be too high; just keep it above zero; the amount of watering must be controlled well, and wait until the potting soil has dried before watering again.

Daylily (Hemerocallis)

Tolerates low temperatures of around -20°C.

Highly adaptable and not demanding about soil quality, with low maintenance costs; it is not strict about soil, but moist soil rich in humus and with good drainage is best.