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Winter Bloomers!/Garden Style nw



Learn about Winter blooming plants you can plant right now.
Your host: Debbie Cassidy
Zone 8
Pacific Northwest plants mentioned in the video.
Pieris Silver Flame
Camellias – Japonica and Sasansanqua
Hamamelis Witch Hazel, Arnolds Promise and Jelena
Corylopsis – Winter Hazel, Buttercup
Viburnum bodnantense “Pink Dawn”
Mahonia media “Charity”
Hellebores
Primula, Pansies and Saxifrage
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36 Comments

  1. Natural Roots

    Hello 👋🏽 so happy to see you! It pays to have notifications.Can't wait for the seeding indoors segment ❤️

  4. Lori Garcia

    Hi Debbie, once again you’ve inspired me to try something new in my garden !! Thank you !

  6. Muhubo E

    Thank you Debbie I live Minnesota even though most plants you suggest are not hardy here I still appreciate and enjoy the beauty of those plants

  7. Rebecca Seibert

    Than you for the video. I always enjoy learning about plants here in western Washington. I have two hellebores, one has been blooming for about a week & the the other is just starting to bloom. And my japonica has buds starting to be more visible. Looking forward to see that in bloom. I also have a dwarf forsythia in a container & it is full of buds and will blooming late winter. It's so good to see plants survive even the random ice storm we had a while ago. The violas came through just fine.

  8. Judy McKerrow

    SW Michigan here and you’ve showed me a couple of shrubs that I would love to add to my fragrance garden.❄️💚🙃

  9. DCT14

    Hi Debbie, I’m in zone 8a and my Edgeworthia aka Paperbush is amazing in winter.

  10. Sue DeRosa

    Happy New Year! So glad you’re back… missed you! Being in Seattle, your content is so appreciated.
    All your winter suggestions are spot-on awesome. Especially the Charity. Love it!

  16. Doreen Latimer

    Love all those shrubs and looking forward to our first winter colour. Happy to see you back. Missed you.

  17. E McB

    OMG! glad you are back! Thought you left us, now I know my garden will look good with your inspiration😃

  18. Rachel G

    Welcome back! It’s so nice to see your smiling face bringing sunshine to these dreary and wet days in California.
    Q: can I plant my camilla that is blooming right now? It is still in its pot that I bought last year. I just couldn’t decide on the best place to plant it in my yard.

  20. Jean MacDonald

    Great recommendations! TFS! I really wish the local home stores would get on board and make pansies available in Jan. Live in SE Pennsylvania.

  26. joyce winget

    Just discovered Garden Style. Lived in Washington all my life but never heard of Lakebay. We visit Sequim a lot. Will have to visit your nursery sometime. I will have to look for a Pink Dawn Viburnum up here near Redmond!

  29. Karen Neugebauer

    Welcome back! I live in Coquitlam, British Columbia and value your expertise planting and growing , annuals, perennials, shrubs and fruit trees in our wet province 😂

  30. Terrie Butler

    Love your video’s Debbie. I love how you introduce such interesting varieties and give a detailed description. I live in southeastern Virginia and have growing in my garden, Lingonberry. which you introduced in one of your ground cover video’s a couple years back. I LOVE it ! Look forward to ALL your upcoming video’s 😊

  32. Rose G

    I would love to see your plant recommendations for boggy wet areas of the garden. I live in zone 8b Eugene Oregon.

  34. Ann Glowacki

    Deer resistant bushes would be great. I have lots of hungry deer and I’m trying to fill the yard with things they don’t particularly like.

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