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In northern gardens, choosing cold-resistant flowers is extremely important. Here are several cold-resistant flowers suitable for northern gardens.

1. Dicentra spectabilis. The flowers of Dicentra spectabilis are small and exquisite, shaped like purses, very lovely. It has good cold resistance and blooms in spring in the north. Dicentra spectabilis is suitable for planting in shady places, such as under trees or in corners. When planted with other flowers, the effect is even better.

2. Hosta plantaginea. Hosta plantaginea is a perennial herbaceous plant that prefers a shady and moist environment and has extremely excellent cold resistance. Its leaves are broad, green and lush, with an elegant shape. The flowers are as white as snow and have an attractive fragrance. Hosta plantaginea is suitable for planting in shady places in the garden, such as under trees or in corners. It can not only add a touch of fresh color to the garden but also beautify the environment.

3. Alcea rosea. Alcea rosea is a tall flower with a wide variety of colors, including red, pink, white and other colors. It is cold-resistant and drought-tolerant and is not picky about soil conditions. It is easy to grow in northern courtyards. Alcea rosea can be planted on the edge of the garden or as a background plant to add a sense of layering to the garden.

4. Tulip. Tulip is a world-famous bulbous flower. It has gorgeous colors and beautiful flower shapes and is deeply loved by people. Tulips have good cold resistance and can bloom in spring in the north, adding a brilliant color to the garden. When planting tulips, different colors of varieties can be selected for matching to create a colorful garden landscape.

5. Kale. Kale is similar in shape to a blooming peony. Its leaves are rich in colors, including purple, white, yellow, etc., and have high ornamental value. It has strong cold resistance and can grow outdoors in winter in the north, becoming a unique landscape in winter gardens. Kale can be used as the main material for flower beds and flower borders, and can also be planted with other cold-resistant plants.

6. Cornus alba. Cornus alba is a deciduous shrub. Its branches are bright red. After the leaves fall in winter, the red branches are even more eye-catching. Cornus alba is cold-resistant, drought-tolerant and barren-tolerant, and does not have high requirements for soil conditions. It is suitable for planting on the edge or corner of the garden. In winter, Cornus alba and white snow set each other off, adding a different charm to the garden.