Most flowers strut their stuff in the balmy days of spring and summer when the words "killing frost" and “snow squall" are distant memories. But a few feisty varieties have the moxie to flower even before winter is done, or in the case of warm Southern and Southwestern states, during winter. These cold-tolerant early-starters make good additions to the landscape because they have the good sense to bloom when little else is going on and when color is most appreciated.


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