5 Awesome Shrubs for Winter Interest
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Comments and reviews: 9
Debra
Love this and all the shrubs you shared! As for your question, I would love to see what you recommend for specimen trees, but that also goes to a bit warmer zone, maybe 8-9. I was so excited about the dogwood and blue holly, until I saw that they only go to zone 7 and I live in 8b. Maybe I can find something similar in place of those. I've wanted a red-twig dogwood forever, but even more so after seeing how you used those twigs in planters and arrangements! You're so talented, Laura!
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Love this and all the shrubs you shared! As for your question, I would love to see what you recommend for specimen trees, but that also goes to a bit warmer zone, maybe 8-9. I was so excited about the dogwood and blue holly, until I saw that they only go to zone 7 and I live in 8b. Maybe I can find something similar in place of those. I've wanted a red-twig dogwood forever, but even more so after seeing how you used those twigs in planters and arrangements! You're so talented, Laura!
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Samantha
I'm really concerned about how my garden is going to look in the winter. I have kind of a cottage garden look. Hollyhocks, Annabelle hydrangeas, lavender, autumn joy sedum, purple cone flower. I'm having the hardest time finding some type of evergreen shrub to pop in around it to hold interest in the winter. Unfortunately right now, once everything dies back, its just going to look like a bunch of sticks and a birdbath full of sempervivums Your videos have been so helpful though!
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I'm really concerned about how my garden is going to look in the winter. I have kind of a cottage garden look. Hollyhocks, Annabelle hydrangeas, lavender, autumn joy sedum, purple cone flower. I'm having the hardest time finding some type of evergreen shrub to pop in around it to hold interest in the winter. Unfortunately right now, once everything dies back, its just going to look like a bunch of sticks and a birdbath full of sempervivums Your videos have been so helpful though!
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Bela
All of your videos are awesome and truly inspirational. I love gardening but I have a lot to learn. I have learned so much from you and because of your videos all of my pots and baskets looked amazing all summer this year. Still looks good but I know I need to start switching it out for fall. You truly have a gift for inspiring and I just wanted to say thank you. BM
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All of your videos are awesome and truly inspirational. I love gardening but I have a lot to learn. I have learned so much from you and because of your videos all of my pots and baskets looked amazing all summer this year. Still looks good but I know I need to start switching it out for fall. You truly have a gift for inspiring and I just wanted to say thank you. BM
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Jackson
I am in super love with this video and the idea of more. like five best trees or spring interest shrubs or fall interest or five best grasses and five best everything five best ornamental tree/shrub landscape thillers, five best ground cover or five best landscape edging plants. can't wait! off to go buy me. a winter berry and Holly now
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I am in super love with this video and the idea of more. like five best trees or spring interest shrubs or fall interest or five best grasses and five best everything five best ornamental tree/shrub landscape thillers, five best ground cover or five best landscape edging plants. can't wait! off to go buy me. a winter berry and Holly now
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Ana
Can you please tell me what shrubs are good for shaded areas? I would like to plant some shrubs along the side of my garage, but I have more shade than sun in that area. I'm not good about knowing what zone I'm in, but I'm in the Washington D. C border line with Maryland. Please let me know so that I can get ready for Spring. Thank you.
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Can you please tell me what shrubs are good for shaded areas? I would like to plant some shrubs along the side of my garage, but I have more shade than sun in that area. I'm not good about knowing what zone I'm in, but I'm in the Washington D. C border line with Maryland. Please let me know so that I can get ready for Spring. Thank you.
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Claudia
Love, love, LOVE your videos! The Berry Poppins Winterberry made me curious - are the berries a food supply for birds/wildlife? I live on the east coast of PA, (we're in the 6-6a range) and I am interested in adding native plants as well as plants that produce food sources for the birds/wildlife.
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Love, love, LOVE your videos! The Berry Poppins Winterberry made me curious - are the berries a food supply for birds/wildlife? I live on the east coast of PA, (we're in the 6-6a range) and I am interested in adding native plants as well as plants that produce food sources for the birds/wildlife.
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michael
I have a woodland garden I started in the woods beside my house Im zone 7B and I have lots of ferns and hostas and lilies of the valley but I dont know what all I can do in the Woodlands shade garden to get four sessions Im more interested in learning about the fall and winter in the shady area
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I have a woodland garden I started in the woods beside my house Im zone 7B and I have lots of ferns and hostas and lilies of the valley but I dont know what all I can do in the Woodlands shade garden to get four sessions Im more interested in learning about the fall and winter in the shady area
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Laura
I'm in zone 5 also in Northern Colorado. How does elevation effect plants, specifically regarding full sun? I tend to burn everything that I plant in full sun even when the plant is specific for full sun. I burn my vegetables, flowers, everything. Are they just cooking being at 5, 000 feet?
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I'm in zone 5 also in Northern Colorado. How does elevation effect plants, specifically regarding full sun? I tend to burn everything that I plant in full sun even when the plant is specific for full sun. I burn my vegetables, flowers, everything. Are they just cooking being at 5, 000 feet?
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pam
Great idea for a series! Border plants that stay green or at least do not die in the winter. I have several of the dwarf Nandina bushes and they are great with different colors all season. Maybe even ground covers too. Thanks.
Any video you do will be great and I will watch all of them.
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Great idea for a series! Border plants that stay green or at least do not die in the winter. I have several of the dwarf Nandina bushes and they are great with different colors all season. Maybe even ground covers too. Thanks.
Any video you do will be great and I will watch all of them.
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