Winter Aconites

I live in zone 7. I have tulips for the spring, lilies for the summer and snowdrops. What I can’t figure out is if these Winter Aconites will bloom before, during or after the snowdrops. I just want SOMETHING to bloom in the actual winter. Our coldest months are December-March. Around January/February is when we get the winter ice storms. I have a small flower garden in front of my patio and it gets full sun, from sunrise until slightly after 1pm. Please help with information on these, or any other advice for anything that will bloom in very cold weather.

Thank you kindly,
Teresa Bright

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 11/12/2016 @ 2:19 pm

The Winter Aconites will likely bloom in sucession with the Snow Drops.

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