The colorful blooms on a plant can brighten up any space and bring a smile to our faces. This simple joy in life can be part of everyday life year-round when you grow flowers to enjoy indoors during winter.
Check out these 5 flowers that will thrive indoors during winter and start growing some today.

1. Anthurium

The anthurium, also known as the Flamingo Flower, produces bright red blooms and leaves that resemble hearts.

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Orchids are one of the most beautiful houseplants. With long stems and delicate blooms that fill the air with sweet fragrance, every orchid owner wants to know how to make orchids happy and re-bloom.
Orchids already have a long bloom period of several weeks. But as soon as the blooms begin to fade, we start longing for the time when the lovely orchid will re-bloom. You can end the wait and make your orchid re-bloom within a few months with these tips.

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What’s not to love about glossy evergreen foliage and incredibly fragrant blooms produced by the gardenia bush? The bush is easy to grow, thrives in most climates, and can even be grown as an indoor houseplant. It’s easy to learn how to grow gardenias, there are only three things to remember.

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Summer is not the only time for outdoor floral beauty. There are some flowers that bloom in winter and can rival any summer bloomer.
In addition to providing color against a gray winter sky or snow white landscape, these winter flowers also provide food for passing wildlife and birds. Keep your landscape alive all year with color by planting some of these winter blooming flowers.

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The hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) is famous for the large, showy flowers it produces. It’s also a tropical plant that thrives in heat and humidity but you can learn how to grow hibiscus in cold climates with a few simple tricks.
There are over 200 hibiscus species that range in size from large plants to trees. All species produce large, colorful blooms and one of the species will be just right for you to grow wherever that you live.

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This easy-care, highly-productive, showy flower makes an ideal addition to a home garden. Gazania, (Gazania rigens) also known as Treasure Flower and African Daisy, can be grown as an annual or perennial. How to grow Gazania without fail can be done by planting in a sunny location.

Growing Location

Gazania can be grown outdoors planted directly into the soil or in containers. The plant will also thrive indoors in a container as long as it receives plenty of direct sun exposure.

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If you have been wondering how to create a colorful fall garden so you can enjoy floral color in your home garden, then this article is for you.
By planting some (or all) of these specific flowers, you can ensure your home flower garden will be alive with vibrant fall colors. These fall beauties will also attract pollinators that are looking for a good meal before winter begins.

Asters

These perennial beauties begin to produce colorful blooms when other garden flowers are ending their blooming season.

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A fragrant garden elevates the beauty of a garden to a new level, and learning how to create a fragrant garden is quite simple. The key to enjoying fragrant floral beauty is not only about the flower choices but where those aromatic plants are placed.
Being able to open a window or door and inhaling the sweet fragrance of peonies, gardenias, and lavender can help reduce stress even when you don’t see the plant.

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If you are looking for perennials that will produce colorful blooms early in the growing season, consider these 5 blooming flowers for early summer. As perennials, you only have to plant them once and they will return for many years in all their colorful glory.
Get the floral color started in early summer and save yourself time and money by planting some (or all) of these 5 easy-care perennial plants in your home landscape.

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Freesia is a fragrant perennial flower that produces multiple blooms on each stem. The colorful flowers have a fragrance of fresh strawberries and sweet candy. When you learn how to grow freesia you’ll be able to force the plant to bloom indoors and fill your home with sweet fragrance and bright colors.
Freesia blooms in a variety of colors, including pink, white, yellow, gold, red, orange, purple, and bi-colored. Blooms may be single or double, depending on the variety.

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