Enjoy your garden in winter! Regardless of your soil type, amount of sun, or climate gardening zone, this video is filled with general ideas to help you design and create a beautiful landscape, especially a fall winter garden. I’ll show you my own north facing border designed for winter interest, including shade and draught tolerant plants, as well as plants under fir trees and other shady areas. Part 2 of this series goes into more detail about the Parking Strip Garden seen in this Part 1 video.
* Note: this video is educational only and not intended to advise you of any rules, codes, or laws that may or may not be applicable to you in your city, county, or state. Please do not use this information as a replacement for your own research.
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2 Comments
How do you keep that sassafras dwarfed and does it not spread? Here in Appalachia one tree can be an entire grove of trees! And last how cold hardy are the angels fishing rods I guess what zone are hardy to? Thanks great video!!
Wow that Sassafras was so beautiful.