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Winter Flowers
Topic Started: Jan 21 2013, 06:40 AM (35 Views)
Petra
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Has anyone got winter flowers in their garden. If so what are they?

I haven't any, and am thinking I will plant some for next winter.
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Emily
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I don't have any flowers but yesterday I stopped to look at the winter Pansy's at my church.
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Oceanna
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I do not have any winter blooms; because of low temperatures and the amount
of snow we usually get I don't think they would do well.
Some gardens have holly bushes with the bright red berries and they are very nice but I don't have those either.

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Mamacat
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I don't have any winter flowers either. Do have holly and ivy, which of course is evergreen but associated with winter.
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