It turns red in fall and grows big white berries in winter. As such, it provides some well-needed color in colder months.
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Lily of the valley won’t give you much in winter, but it’ll bloom in early spring. If you have a mild season, you might get some winter flowers too.
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Camellias aren’t super hardy plants, but will do well in a sheltered space. They flower in winter, giving you a nice burst of color, and the glossy leaves are a deep green.
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Winterberries are hardy plants that’ll survive almost anywhere. Birds love the berries, and cuttings look great in floral arrangements.
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If this plant can survive Siberia, you know it’ll do fine. The green leaves turn purple-brown in the winter, giving you a great burst of color.
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With a bit of care, you can find a good selection of winter plants that’ll provide color and interest on your balcony in the colder winter months.
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