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| Winter Garden Interest |
Landscaping
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As the leaves fall and we’re looking at our now empty garden while beginning to plan for next year’s beautiful blooms, it’s also a good time to consider plants and landscape elements that’ll make your garden interesting even as the winter winds blow. Plants Many plants keep interesting colors and textures all-year round. Others also provide food and safe havens for birds and wildlife. Consider some of these plants and elements in your wintertime planning: Trees and bushes that produce berries, have attractive bark, interesting branch formations or even interesting branch colors Evergreen trees and shrubs such as pine trees and junipers Late-blooming perennials or plants with interesting seed-pods that you can leave uncut for the winter Ornamental grasses that will not only provide beautiful views when covered with frost and snow, but also provide valuable soil protection from winter elements Ground covers that provide texture even during the winter
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