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What Flowers to Plant Now in Melbourne?

Modified: Aug 6, 2020 by Matt Gardener · This post may contain affiliate links ·

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If you've been wondering about what flowers to plant now in Melbourne, this article is for you. Here, you will get a comprehensive guide to the best flowers to grow for winter now in Melbourne.

Many gardeners or homeowners use flowers as an add-on to their gardens or lawns as a way to create an attractive blend of colors.

Melbourne is well known for its fickle weather, and according to the weather, there are some plants which thrive more than others.

However, no matter where you live, it’s always a good idea to add some colors to your cold garden with bright flowers instead of leaving it barren until spring.

Table of Contents

  • Seasons In Melbourne
  • What Flowers to Plant Now in Melbourne?
  • Pansy Flower
  • Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana)
  • Winter cherry
  • Crocus flowers Crocus (Crocus spp.)
  • Winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum)
  • Conclusion

Seasons In Melbourne

Melbourne, the capital and most populous city of the Australian state of Victoria, is known as the city with the hot and cold weather, the city often has been described as experiencing four seasons in one day.

During this time of year in Melbourne (June – August) is wintertime.

The typical temperature range is from 6.5 - 14.2°C (43.7 - 57.6°F) and,  the north-east of Victoria known as the high country experiences snowfalls with minimal rain.

Winter season in Melbourne city can b a tough season often characterized by colder temperatures associated with constant cold, frosts, cloudiness, and less sunshine.

Many plants go into dormancy until spring; this leaves some gardeners with packed up garden tools once winter hits.

While for other gardeners who know what flowers to plant now in Melbourne, winter is just another blooming season.

That could be you if you follow our recommended list of what flowers to plant now in Melbourne.

What Flowers to Plant Now in Melbourne?

Pansy Flower

Pansy plant

These brilliant color flowers are a must-have in your winter garden, they survive frost and bloom for a long time (for most of the winter). Pansies come in a wide range of colors and, they are best grown in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 to 9

Witch Hazel (Hamamelis virginiana)

Witch Hazel

Witch hazel is most preferred among many gardeners, because of their abundant orange and yellow bloom which is an excellent addition to your snowy white background. Witch hazel is often considered a tree because of its incredible growth of 30 feet tall and 15 feet wide.

These flowers are highly medicinal as they are well known as home remedies to a series of ailments, including skin related problems. Their fragrance is said to be soothing and relieves terrible odor.

Winter cherry

Winter cherry

Prunus subhirtella autumnalis (winter-flowering cherry) is a decorative cherry tree that bears ashy pink flowers all through winter.

Crocus flowers Crocus (Crocus spp.)

Crocus flowers Crocus

The infamous crocus flowers usually sighted on lawns and neighboring parks. They are hardy flowers that often serve as a sign that winter is fading and spring is at hand.

They are featured with cup-like shaped flowers and are a sight to behold in borders, walkways, lawns or flower pots.

Winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum)

Winter jasmine

The winter jasmine is a yellow star-shaped wonder plant with green leaves that can be used easily as fence wires or trellis as a climber to beautify walls. As climbers, they are perfect for low walls and archways.

Conclusion

Winter happens, no matter where you live, and that’s not enough reason to not enjoy natures bloom. Choose plants such as these that are more resilient to the high frosts of winter and your winter garden will be filled with color, scent, and silhouette!

You don't have to wait for spring, for you to have color abundant flowers in your garden. Don’t let your garden go winter bound and dormant over the cold months. With these winter-flowering plants, you will be sure to brighten up your lawns, gardens, and pots in no time.

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