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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Jill Morgan

7 Winter-Blooming Plants Thriving at the New York Botanical Garden in February – and You Can Grow Them in Your Backyard, Too

With Hazel, snow.

Take a stroll through any thoughtfully designed garden early in the year and you'll be sure to spot many spectacular winter blooms. Their captivating, jewel-like qualities shine out against the subdued sky.

Across the year these perennials, bulbs and shrubs may not be the showiest of specimens but they possess a charm all of their own. From witch hazel's fiery ribbons, the elegant muted tones of hellebores and the seductive tassels of diminutive sweet box, there are floral winter gems for every aspect and soil type, as clearly seen when exploring The New York Botanical Garden.

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