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Winter Perennial Plants

Add life and rich colour to your winter garden with a spectacular range of winter perennial plants and winter flowering perennials at Boma Garden Centre, Kentish Town, London. Through the cold temperatures of December, January, and February, our curated collection keeps winter borders, patio containers, and window boxes blooming. From bright yellow flowers of witch hazel to white flowers and pink flowers of Helleborus and Cyclamen, flowering perennials provide year round colour even in partial shade or full sun. Shop our winter plants in store or online.

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About Our Winter Perennial Plants Collection

From the popular Helleborus (Hellebore) (which flowers from December through March) to Viburnum and more, Boma offers some of the best winter flowering perennials for late winter and early spring displays. Witch hazels are admired for their bright yellow flowers and fragrance, perfect for scented gardens. Bergenia provides leathery evergreen leaves and blooms in late winter, while Cyclamen coum brings winter flower colour in partial shade. These evergreen perennials and winter flowering plants deliver structure and beauty through the colder months of December and January.

Evergreen shrubs like Camellia and Skimmia bring structure all year round, while large deciduous shrub forms such as Cornus and Witch Hazel add vivid stem colour through winter. For climbers, Clematis 'Winter Beauty' is evergreen and thrives in well drained soil, offering fragrant white flowers from December through March. Trailing plants make elegant winter hanging baskets and window boxes. Most winter perennials suit a range of positions — full sun to semi shade — and many tolerate moist soils and ground cover conditions, ideal for London's varied terraces and courtyards.

Boma's winter collection is built around North London growing conditions. From December and Christmas-time through January, February, and into March, our stock rotates to reflect what's flowering now. Many winter perennials offer scent as well as colour: Sarcococca (Christmas box) fills quiet corners with sweet winter fragrance, while Hellebores suit a shaded woodland garden or cut flower garden. Together these plants create a low maintenance garden that stays visually interesting right through the winter colour season and into early spring.

Popular Questions

What are the best winter flowering plants?
Top winter flowering perennials at Boma include Helleborus, which blooms from December to March, and Cyclamen coum for ground-level colour in partial shade. Skimmia is a popular evergreen shrub that provides berries and flower buds from autumn through to early spring, while Viburnum tinus flowers reliably from November onwards. Winter Heather and hardy Pansies are also excellent choices for containers, patio displays, and winter borders needing low maintenance colour.
Can you plant perennials in winter in the UK?
Yes — many evergreen perennials and winter flowering plants can be planted throughout autumn and into early winter while soil temperatures remain above freezing. Container-grown plants available at Boma can go in the ground in October, November, and even December in mild spells. Plant in well drained soil enriched with organic matter, water in well, and add mulch around the root zone to protect against cold temperatures. Hardy perennials planted now establish roots through winter and flower reliably from early spring.
What are the most cold-hardy perennials?
The most cold hardy winter flowering perennials include Helleborus, Bergenia, Heuchera, Cyclamen coum, and winter Heather — all reliable performers through severe frost in UK gardens. Evergreen shrubs such as Skimmia, Viburnum tinus, and Sarcococca also withstand cold reliably, maintaining evergreen foliage and producing flowers or berries even in January and February. At Boma, our team can advise on the hardiest varieties for exposed North London gardens and patio containers.