17 Flowers that Bloom in Late Fall and Winter

These hardy blooms, ranging from the frost-kissed whites and icy blues to the rich reds and purples, offer a stunning visual feast when most gardens are resting. Here are some stunning Flowers that Bloom in Late Fall and Winter!

Botanical Name: Galanthus nivalis

USDA Zones: 3-9

These little white flowers are the first to emerge from the snow at the tail end of winter. The blooms contrast really well with the light green foliage.

Botanical Name: Crocus spp.

USDA Zones: 3-8

Crocuses are among the first spring bulbs to bloom, and interestingly, a few varieties, such as the saffron crocus (Crocus sativus), buck the trend by flowering in late fall.

Botanical Name: Chimonanthus praecox

USDA Zones: 7-9

Wintersweet, with its powerful fragrance and waxy yellow flowers, brings joy and elegance to the sunny spots of the winter garden with its sweet perfume and color.

Botanical Name: Tricyrtis spp.

USDA Zones: 4-9

Toad lilies have flowers that look a bit like orchids. They come in all sorts of colors in the late fall and are great foradding a tropical touch to your garden during the cooler months.

Botanical Name: Cyclamen persicum

USDA Zones: 9-11

Cyclamen flowers have a butterfly-like appearance and come in a variety of colors. They usually bloom from fall to winter and are a great option for indoors and outdoors.

Botanical Name: Capsicum spp.

USDA Zones: 8-11 (commonly grown as annuals elsewhere)

While not flowers, the peppers—in shades from bright red to sunny yellow—create a contrast against the fading fall foliage and are perfect for lively borders and containers.

Botanical Name: Calluna vulgaris

USDA Zones: 4-6

Heather is a durable evergreen that provides long-lasting color to fall foliage. Its small flowers and vibrant foliage make it