Splendor of plants on white snow
Many people who enjoy gardening are wondering, when the sun sinks lower and lower on the horizon, what can you plant in your garden or on your own balcony at the beginning of winter?, so that a little color delights the heart in the dark season. So that the plants can develop their full potential in winter, It is important to deal with this issue at an early stage, as many plants are beautiful in late summer or. early autumn should be set in good time.
Who has the choice, has the agony,
whether green plants or colorful winter bloomers, the decision is entirely up to the plant lover. Because there is something for every taste. Even if you are only relatively rarely outside in winter, so pleases the sight of Christmas plant decorations. That's how snow roses are, Silk blast winter jasmine and scented snowball are just a small selection from the blooming winter plants. There are no limits to the color design, if you start the plants in late September, you can be sure, that in winter or, depending on the type of plant, can also enjoy the colorful plants in late winter. Atmospheric accents are also set by cyclamen and poinsettin. The right selection of year-round green firs can be a fascinating sight. With their distinctive shapes, green plants give the garden a coordinated structure. The nuances in the color spectrum of the green plants include yellowish or bluish tones, so that they become a real eye catcher. Mosses and lichen are also eye-catchers, which, especially in winter, trigger a special mood in the viewer with their bizarre shapes and colors.
Breathe magic into the dreary balcony
The balcony is also provided, because many plants can also be planted in pots or window boxes. With the right choice, your own terrace or balcony can be in the shade during winter
an end. Care is of crucial importance here, because the plants need water regularly. These are best poured at temperatures around zero. Potted plants also need frost protection, that stand outside in winter, to be taken care of. because in contrast to ground plants, the cold can attack potted plants from all sides.