Winter Interest

Plants with winter interest are noted for their ability to brighten or add flare to a landscape during the coldest months in New England. Some are noted for their berries, some for their bark, and some for other reasons but all will add interest during those otherwise stark times of year. Keep in mind that you can continue adding to your landscape up until the first frost. if you need any further assistance about Winter Interest Plants.

Deep green leaves and creamy-white flower clusters in May are followed by porcelain-blue fruits and a reddish-purple fall color with bright, deep red winter stems.

Rich coppery-orange flowers on this unusual shrub add blazing color to the winter landscape. Flowers with wavy, strap-like petals appear on the bare branches. Plant near entries and patios.

Hybrid Witch hazels ‘Arnold’s Promise’

Flowers with wavy clear yellow petals and red cups appear on the bare branches of this unusual shrub to add blazing color to the winter landscape. Plant near entries and patios to enjoy the fragrance.

Hybrid Witch hazels ‘Sunburst’

Deciduous very upright grower produces abundant clusters of lemon yellow flowers with long petals