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Winter through Spring

Winter through Spring

Blooms that break through the cold season.

Blooms that break through the cold season.

Winter through Spring (13)

Desert Gold Peach

Desert Gold Peach

Prunus persica 'Desert Gold'

From $ 129.00

Oregon Grape Holly

Oregon Grape Holly

Mahonia aquifolium

From $ 36.00

Pacific Mist Manzanita

Pacific Mist Manzanita

Arctostaphylos 'Pacific Mist'

From $ 15.00

Prostrate Rosemary

Prostrate Rosemary

Rosmarinus officinalis 'Prostratus'

From $ 6.50

California Bay Tree

California Bay Tree

Umbellularia californica

From $ 46.00

Winter Blooming Bergenia

Winter Blooming Bergenia

Bergenia crassifolia

From $ 11.00

Emeral Carpet Manzanita

Emeral Carpet Manzanita

Arctostaphylos densiflorus 'Emerald Carpet'

From $ 17.00

Firecracker Penstemon

Firecracker Penstemon

Penstemon eatonii

From $ 12.00

Catalina Currant

Catalina Currant

Ribes viburnifolium

From $ 11.00

Feathery Cassia

Feathery Cassia

Senna artemisioides

From $ 42.00

Spring Bouquet Laurustinus

Spring Bouquet Laurustinus

Viburnum tinus 'Spring Bouquet'

From $ 23.00

Woolly Grevellia

Woolly Grevellia

Grevillea lanigera 'Coastal Gem'

From $ 11.00

Prostrate Acacia 'Low Boy'

Prostrate Acacia 'Low Boy'

Acacia redolens 'Low Boy'

From $ 7.00

Winter through Spring:

Plants that bloom from winter into spring provide early color and interest when much of the garden is still dormant. These varieties are adapted to cooler temperatures, producing flowers that brighten the landscape and support early pollinators. Ideal for extending the season, they help bridge the gap between winter dormancy and peak spring growth.

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Winter through Spring:

Plants that bloom from winter into spring provide early color and interest when much of the garden is still dormant. These varieties are adapted to cooler temperatures, producing flowers that brighten the landscape and support early pollinators. Ideal for extending the season, they help bridge the gap between winter dormancy and peak spring growth.