Several Flowers That Stay Green in Winter

Most plants that stay green in winter are evergreen plants. The main ones grown for ornamental purposes include orchids, pothos, ivy, hosta, flowering peach, hollyhock, daylily, asparagus fern and so on. As long as they are cared for properly, these plants also stay green in winter and make excellent ornamental plants.

Orchid

Also called orchid, originally known as Eupatorium fortunei, the plant grows between 40 cm and 100 cm tall. It is a famous flower in our country. Its leaves can still keep their green color in winter, and its flowers also carry a delicate fragrance. Its ornamental value is extremely high.

Pothos

Also called golden pothos, devil's ivy and so on, it is indeed a strong climber and can be grown both in soil and in water. It is cultivated very widely. It is also very suitable for planting in winter and can likewise be transplanted and keep its green state, and placing it indoors has many benefits.

Spider Plant

Also called soil ginseng, grape orchid and so on, it is originally a plant from southern Africa and is now grown all over the world; as long as the indoor temperature can be kept above 5 degrees, it can stay green continuously.

Ivy

It has an interesting name: hundred-legged centipede, and is also called Chinese ivy and so on. Its stems can reach up to 5 m long, and it is also a flower very suitable for planting in winter. It also has relatively high medicinal value.

Hosta

Also called white crane flower, white jade hosta and so on, it is relatively cold-tolerant. In winter, as long as the temperature is above 0 degrees, it can overwinter normally, and it can be grown in different environments. So it is also very suitable for planting in winter.

The 5 kinds above are relatively common. There are also some less common ones that are also very suitable for planting in winter, such as flowering peach, hollyhock, daylily and so on.