Gorgeous Winter Garden Views
Chances are you're starting to spend more time inside looking out at your garden than actually in your garden, making it the perfect time to evaluate those window views. This month, we'll take a look at how thoughtful design—from plant choices to layout—can make your view more captivating year-round. Plus, make sure your hydrangeas are properly cared for this winter, and discover new ways of dealing with pests in the garden!
Winter Gardens: Toughness, Color & Texture
“A winter garden is about light as much as it is about plants,” says Adrian Bloom—horticulturist and garden designer at Bressingham, one of the most famous gardens in the world. Awhile back, Bloom shared 7 winter garden design tips with us that can be applied in any growing zone or region. Photo by Richard Bloom.
18 Plants for Winter Interest
Bring life to your garden’s winter views with plants that shine in the coldest months. Whether you’re admiring your yard from a cozy window or braving the cold, this list of 18 winter plants will inspire you to create a landscape full of interest. From colorful bark and evergreen foliage to berries and fragrant blooms, these selections offer beauty and structure. Pictured: Castle Spire® blue holly, Arctic Fire® Red dogwood, and North Pole® arborvitae from Proven Winners.
Winter Care for Hydrangeas
Get your hydrangeas ready for winter with our essential guide! Find out if your hydrangeas require protection or not based on their type and your climate. Get easy-to-follow tips on insulation, mulching, and proper hydration. Ensure your plants thrive next spring by following these simple winter care steps.
Solving Problems in the Landscape: Critters in the Garden!
from Janey at Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat
Dealing with uninvited guests in your garden? In this video from the Solving Problems in the Landscape series, Janey from Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat tackles critter challenges head-on with 3 levels of solutions: gardener, DIY, and designer. From deer and squirrels to moles, voles, gophers, and even snakes, she shares practical tips to protect your plants and maintain harmony in your garden.
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