Here are more of these that you can grow to provide interest in the winter garden.
3. Sedum ‘Herbstfreude’ (‘Autumn Joy’) – Zones 5 to 10
This plant has fleshy leaves and grows to 24 in (60 cm). It has large heads of pink flowers that appear in the fall that eventually fade to copper color and then turn red. So don’t cut them back until the spring to get the most interest from this plant.
4. Arum italicum – Italian Arum – Zones 7 to 10
By Hectonichus – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link
Grows to 12 inches (30 cm). This is a tuberous perennial with broad arrow-shaped leaves that appear in the fall. The foliage dies back in the summer just as the berries appear, which to me, aren’t worth it. After the berries die, the foliage reappears, remains until the next summer and is lush and green all winter.
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