Cold Weather Flowers and Plants

RE: Cold Weather Flowers and Plants Post By (Guest Post) (08/28/2008) If you water down your flowers before a frost you won't have to cover them up. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cold Weather Flowers and Plants Post By Mrs. Smith (Guest Post) (12/04/2007) Hi Hope We are moving to California to Idaho soon. I have "night blooming Jasmin" "Bird of pardise" I would like to take them there. Do you think they will survive cold weather? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cold Weather Flowers and Plants Post By Lauren (Guest Post) (02/19/2005) Hi! I just got flowers as a surprise for my brithday but I just saw them sitting outside in the cold. It's like 10 degrees here in minnesota.....maybe even less! I don't know how long they've been sitting out there but somehow they aren't dead yet....and they are in a vase with water. What should I do to help extend there life?? and revive them from the cold? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cold Weather Flowers and Plants Post By April (Guest Post) (02/12/2005) When it is getting down to about 30 - 40 degrees at night, should you water flowers outside any less?"" Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cold Weather Flowers and Plants Post by Diamondee (128) | (10/04/2004) Contact Helleborus, or lenten rose is a good choice if you get real cold temperatures. witch hazel bushes actually bloom yellow flowers in the winter. the other post mentioned pansies for cooler weather. not much blooms in the winter, so holly (female) will have red berries ETC. usually if they have it at your local nursery...you can plant it at this time. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cold Weather Flowers and Plants Post by Newt (16) | (10/04/2004) Profile | Contact Hi Hope, Any perennials that are hardy in your zone can be planted now. For fall color you could also plant pansies, ornamental kale, ornamental cabbage and mums. Newt Report Spam or Abuse