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Spanish Winter Evergreens Oct and Now is the time plan

Planting Spanish Winter Evergreen Plants Gardening in Spain.

Spanish Winter Evergreens October and November just before it gets colder here in Spain is time to plan your winter Spanish garden.
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Spanish Winter Evergreens

Just because it is going to turn cold in a few months, does not mean your garden has to look dull or lifeless.

Believe it or not, there are many plant options that you can use to make your yard and garden look great year round.

So instead of thinking about plants going dormant, it is time to start planning and planting a few things that will stay colourful and look good through the winter when many other plants turn brown and leafless.

Actually, anything that remains evergreen throughout the winter months may be considered a candidate for winter interest, but I have chosen some plants that flower, have great structure, or produce berries.

Many more perennials could have been listed here, but hopefully you will get some inspiration from some of these: iola tricolor – Pansy

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1. Viola tricolor – Pansy

Produces neat flowers with faces in shades of yellow, blue, violet, and white.

spanish Rosa rugosa Spanish Winter Evergreens

Flowers in fall and often in winter. Self-seeds readily.

2. Rosa rugosa – Rugosa Rose

This is a large shrub that grows to 8 feet (2.4m) and has good autumn colour.

What makes this plant appealing for winter are the large tomato-like hips that are produced after it flowers. The hips are quite a feature and last all winter long.

Spanish Winter Evergreens Rosa rugosa – Rugosa Rose

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

Sedum ‘Herbstfreude’ (‘Autumn Joy’)

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

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3. Sedum ‘Herbstfreude’ (‘Autumn Joy’)

This plant has fleshy leaves and grows to 24 in (60 cm).

It has large heads of pink flowers that appear in the fall and eventually fade to copper colour and then turn red.

So do not cut them back until the spring to get the most interest from this plant.

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4. Arum italicum – Italian Arum

Grows to 12 inches (30 cm). This is a tuberous perennial with broad arrow-shaped leaves that appear in the autumn.

The foliage dies back in the summer just as the decorative red berries appear.

After the berries die, the foliage reappears, remains until the next summer, and is lush and green all winter.

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Spanish Winter Evergreens Arum italicum – Italian Arum

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Acorus gramineus – Sweet Flag

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

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5. Acorus gramineus – Sweet Flag

Native to Japan, it has soft, curved leaves under 12 inches (30 cm) long and about ¼ inch (6 mm) wide.

This plant is grown mainly for its foliage, which is sweet smelling.

In the winter, it has beautiful texture and pleasing green, white and chartreuse colors.

Spanish Winter Evergreens Ispanish Rohdea-japonica

6. Rohdea japonica – Lily of China
During the winter months it forms clumps of deep green long leaves that are 8 -18 inches (20-45 cm) long.

This plant has bright red berries during winter that contrast the dark green leaves very well.

This is an excellent choice for a limited spread groundcover, a small specimen clump or even in a container.

Rohdea japonica – Lily of China

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

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Dianthus gratianopolitanus – Cheddar Pink

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

Spanish Winter Evergreens spanish Dianthus gratianopolitanus

7. Dianthus gratianopolitanus – Cheddar Pink
Has neat and tidy mounds of blue-gray, linear leaves that develop into broad mats that are 12 inches (30 cm) or more in width.

The low-growing silvery foliage contrasts nicely with other perennials. Flowers will continue all winter.

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8. Iberis sempervirens – Candytuft
Good for rock gardens.

Grows 6 to 12 inches (15-30 cm) high with a spread of 18 to 24 inches (45-60 cm). ‘Snowflake’ is very attractive with glossy, dark green leaves.

Iberis sempervirens – Candytuft

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

Helleborus

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

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9. Helleborus
This genus has tons of choices that fitsmost climates.

The Christmas Rose is popular for its mid-winter white flowers. Others have flowers in shades of green, red, and purple.

Awesome for winter interest, it has great foliage and flowers.

spanish Erica carnea Spanish Winter Evergreens

10. Erica carnea – Winter Heath
This is a low growing plant usually under 12 inches (30 cm) with very dense branches.

Through most of the winter and into early spring in has a great display of small urn-shaped flowers that are purple -pink.

There are many well known cultivars to choose from.

Erica carnea – Winter Heath

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

Liriope muscari and spicata – Lilyturf

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11. Liriope muscari and spicata – Lilyturf
A clump forming perennial with beautiful flowers and eye-catching foliage.

This is good to group with other plants for interest. Good for a ground cover or path edging.

Spanish Winter Evergreens spanish Ophiopogon planiscapus

12. Ophiopogon planiscapus – Black Mondo Grass
Interesting cultivars are ‘Ebony Night’ or ‘Nigrescens’.

They have purple-black stiff leaves that form clumps 10 inches (25 cm) in height, and 12 inches (30 cm) in width.

A particularly good feature of this plant is that it does not go through a messy phase.

Slow growing, but beautiful when combined with other plants to show off its unusual colour.

Ophiopogon planiscapus – Black Mondo Grass

A Spanish Winter Evergreen Plant

Now is a good time to add some winter interest and colour to your garden while there is still time for the plants to get established, before the really cold weather sets in. So get started…

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