5 flowers that bloom even in winter, keep one pot and you will have flowers to enjoy

As autumn and winter arrive and temperatures drop, many flowers wither. Below we introduce 5 cold-tolerant flowers that, with proper care, can bloom beautifully in autumn and winter. Let's take a look!

(1). Oxalis

Oxalis blooms from February to September. In winter, oxalis blooms beautifully in this season. For indoor care in winter, keep the temperature between 18-25°C, and make sure it stays above 6°C. Keep it in plenty of light, avoid exposure to strong sun in summer. You can water after the potting soil has dried out completely; in autumn, watering needs to be controlled.

(2). Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata'

Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata' blooms during the Spring Festival. It symbolizes good fortune. It is deeply loved by people. In winter, spring and late autumn it needs plenty of light. In winter it should be moved indoors, and keeping room temperature above 5°C allows it to overwinter safely.

(3). Camellia

Camellia blooms from January to April. Camellia tolerates low temperatures; when the temperature drops to around 10 degrees, move the camellia indoors. Keep the temperature within the range needed for camellia growth, so that the camellia can grow lush branches and leaves and produce large, brightly colored flowers.

(4). Begonia

Begonia blooms from July to September. The most suitable temperature for begonia growth is 15-25 degrees. In autumn and winter, keep it indoors at a temperature above 15°C, and it will continue to grow and bloom.

(5). Narcissus

Cultivated in autumn between September and October. Narcissus is an autumn-planted bulbous flower, very ornamental. Narcissus is generally best at 4°C-25°C, and in winter it also needs to be kept warm. For weather below -2°C, cold protection measures should be taken. When the flower buds are about to open, move it to a cool place indoors, avoid direct sunlight, and keep the temperature even.