Winter flowers australia

From paper daisies to cyclamen, these 12 pretty and fragrant flowers flourish in the cold winter months. Read our guide.

Now is the time to prepare your garden for a show-stopping spring. - by Jenny Dillon

These winter flowering annuals will brighten up your garden over the winter months. They're perfect for garden beds, borders, containers and pots.

Lavender and daphne are old favourites for winter blooms. Read on for our list of other beautiful flowers in season during winter in Australia.

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Hypocalymma angustifolium. Common name is Pink-Flowered Myrtle or White Myrtle. Native to western Australia. Photographed at the UCSC Arboretum in Santa Cruz, California.

Grevilleas are an amazingly diverse range of Australian native plants that are well worth considering for your garden. Their beautiful flowers come in almost every colour from pinks and purples to cream, yellow and orange, and flower shapes can look like a brush or a spider. Grevilleas are excellent for attracting bees and nectar feeding birds into the garden and winter flowering varieties are particularly important sources of food during the cooler months.

Growing and arranging beautiful Australian Native Flowers and all things Proteaceae.

Gardeners in cooler climates around Australia are in for a treat this winter with new release hellebores that will knock your socks off. More easy-care and rewarding to grow than ever before, these el