10. CREEPING JENNY 
9. PANSY
If you are
picky about color, pansies come in an array of colors, some in multiple colors per
flower. Much smaller than Calendulas, Pansies grow eight inches tall and grow
best in containers or in groupings against trees or bushes. If you live in a
frost-free region, this flower will add plenty of color to your landscaping.
8. PETUNIA
These plants
are tough and do extremely well in the cool weather. They come in many different
colors, sizes, and shapes and only rely on sunlight, a little fertilizer and
water to bloom. If you live in a frost-free region, these plants can be planted
in the winter without any issues.
7. DUSTY MILLER
Soft to the
touch, this velvet-like greenery is a perfect filler plant for mixed
containers. They grow 9 inches tall and is flourishes under the winter sun. If
you live in an area that is inhabited by deer, the leaves of the Dusty Miler
are almost indestructible to deer and are drought and disease-resistant.
6. CALENDULA
These bright
yellow or golden hued flowers bloom year-round, staring at the face of winter’s
cold and not allowing it to dampen its spirit. Preferring the cool weather,
this flower can grow to be 24 inches tall.
5. CYCLAMEN
Elegant in
look and feel, the Cyclamen plant is soft to the touch and come in hues of white,
pink, purple, and red. Their heart-shaped leaves come in a mix of green and
silver tones and they prefer partial shade and temperatures below 65⁰F.
4. PRIMROSE
Like their
cousin, the Hosta, Primroses have shallow roots that do well with a layer of
mulch during the winter to retain their moisture. A hardy plant, these yellow
flowered plants prefer light shade and when cared for properly, will multiple
each year, adding color after color to your landscape.
3. SNAPDRAGON
Bring a pop
of color to your outdoor space or sunroom with bright snapdragons. Available in
multiple sizes and varieties, snapdragons are outstanding flowers for any cut or
potted arrangement. Appreciating cool moist weather, snapdragons come in an
array of white, yellow, pink, red, orange, pink and purple colors.
2. CATMINT
Bring this
fragrant perennial indoors for a great alternative to lavender. Resilient to
deer, partial sun, drought, and poor soil conditions, the Catmint’s beautiful
purple color has a long bloom and your feline friends will thank you (it’s as
attractive to them as catnip).
1. LILY OF THE VALLEY
Around since
at least 1000 B.C., these fragrant blooming plants are covered in tiny white
bell-shaped flowers that grow four to eight inches high. With plenty of
moisture, this care-free plant is easy and does not require much else to
thrive. Adaptable to you and your home, Lily of the Valley is our favorite!