Read on below for more plants that can provide interest even in the depths of winter
Cornus alba, Zones 2 to 8
Here?s a very appealing, loosely arching shrub that grows quickly. The glossy green leaves turn maroon or orange by fall, and the vivid red twigs and whitish-blue fruit make for a colorful ?cool-season show. This dogwood works well in a mixed-shrub border. It?s easygoing but prefers somewhat moist soil, and does ?ne in sun or partial shade.
Helleborus,?Zones 4 to 9
No cold-weather garden is complete without hellebore?s lovely cup-shaped blossoms. With numerous colors, and heights ranging from just 2 inches to 2 feet, this distinctive bloomer will enhance any garden, although it may be difficult to choose just one variety. You?ll probably enjoy this moisture- and shade-loving plant so much that you?ll wish it bloomed year-round.
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I have the cream colored ones.