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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 (18)

Coppertone Sedum

Coppertone Sedum

Sedum nussbaumerianum 'Coppertone'

From $ 11.00

Cynthia Giddy Aloe

Cynthia Giddy Aloe

Aloe 'Cynthia Giddy'

From $ 15.00

Golden Toothed Aloe

Golden Toothed Aloe

Aloe nobilis

From $ 14.00

Black Aeonium

Black Aeonium

Aeonium arboreum 'Atropurpurea'

From $ 15.00

Paddle Plant

Paddle Plant

Kalanchoe luciae

From $ 8.00

Black Rose Aeonium

Black Rose Aeonium

Aeonium arboreum 'Zwartkop'

From $ 14.00

Copper Pinwheel

Copper Pinwheel

Aeonium 'Sunburst'

From $ 15.00

Blue Elf Aloe

Blue Elf Aloe

Aloe 'Blue Elf'

From $ 11.00

Coral Aloe

Coral Aloe

Aloe striata

From $ 9.00

Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera

Aloe barbadensis

From $ 12.00

Pinwheel

Pinwheel

Aeonium haworthii

From $ 10.85

Fan Aloe

Fan Aloe

Aloe plicatilis

From $ 85.00

Aeonium 'Sunburst'

Aeonium 'Sunburst'

Copper Pinwheel

From $ 12.00

Panda Plant

Panda Plant

Kalanchoe tomentosa

From $ 14.00

Flower Dust Plant

Flower Dust Plant

Kalanchoe pumila

From $ 14.00

Sunset Aloe

Sunset Aloe

Aloe dorotheae

From $ 16.00

Tree Aeonium

Tree Aeonium

Aeonium arboreum

From $ 12.00

Tiger Aloe

Tiger Aloe

Aloe variegata

From $ 11.00

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.