Winter annuals are plants that germinate in fall, survive cold months, and bloom by early spring. Gardeners use them to add color when most plants are dormant, while landscapers value their low maintenance. They suit cool-climate growers seeking vibrant beds, borders, or containers before summer flowers take over.
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