Winter precipitation will get these plants off to a healthy start in warmer climates. To those of you in colder climates, we'll say plant this now...think about adding some of these great plants to your garden next spring. These were chosen for their attributes that shine in fall and winter...the Camellia and Witch Hazel bloom brightly in the winter. The evergreen Dwarf Alberta Spruce has a perfect Christmas tree shape. And, for fragrant flowers and fruit year round, the Meyer Lemon is a must have. It can be grown indoors in cooler climates.
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