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Several flowers that can be green in winter

Last Update ：2024.10.23

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Most of the green plants in winter are evergreen plants. The main ones commonly used for viewing include orchids, pothos, ivy, hosta, peach, hollyhock, daylily, asparagus, etc. As long as they are properly maintained, these plants will also be green in winter. It is a good ornamental plant.

Several kinds of flowers that can also be green in winter

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Orchid

Also called orchid, its original name is Peilan. The height of the plant is between 40 cm and 100 cm. It is a famous flower in my country. The leaves can still maintain the emerald green color in winter, and the flowers are also beautiful. With a delicate fragrance, its ornamental value is extremely high.

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Pothos

Also known as gold Kudzu, Devil's Vine, etc. are indeed very strong in entanglement and can be cultivated both in soil and in water. Its cultivation is very widespread. It is also very suitable for planting in winter. It can also be transplanted to maintain its green state, and there are many benefits of keeping it indoors.

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Chlorophytum

Also known as soil Ginseng, grape orchid, etc., are plants originally produced in southern Africa, but are now cultivated all over the world; as long as the indoor temperature can be maintained above 5 degrees, they can continue to stay green.

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Ivy

It has an interesting Name: Centipede Centipede, also known as Chinese ivy, etc. Its stem can reach up to 5 meters long, and it is also a very popular flower planted in winter. And it also has high medicinal value.

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Host

Also known as White Crane Flowers, white hostas, etc., are relatively cold-resistant. As long as the temperature is above 0 degrees in winter, they can survive the winter normally and can be cultured in different environments. So it is also very suitable for winter planting.

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The above 5 types are relatively common, and there are some that are not Common, but also very suitable for winter planting, such as peach, hollyhock, daylilies, etc.