15 Winter Plantings for Bold Seasonal Color in the Garden
November 7, 2020
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Winter Color
As winter draws near, days are getting shorter, temperatures colder, and that fall foliage we all love is fading fast. But, even as the weather cools and some plants go dormant for the season, Georgia's (relatively) mild climate allows for longer-lasting gardens with plenty of interest.
Rather than leaving pots empty and gardens scraggly, why not keep your landscape festive to match the spirit of the upcoming holidays?
And yes, contrary to popular belief, you can plant well into early winter in Atlanta. With plenty of time left before the ground freezes, perennials, shrubs, and trees can establish roots to give them an early start next spring. Winter plantings are all about shape, texture, and silhouette. So, whether you're looking to add fragrance or bold charm, there is a wide selection of cold hardy plantings to give your gardens added flourish.
Check out the selection below for inspiration on brightening up your winter garden.
Winter Fragrance Plants
Tea Olive
Winter Daphne
Viburnum
Sarcococca Sweet Box
Algerian Iris
Winter Interest Plants
Winter Berry Holly
Beauty Berry
Coral Bark Japanese Maple
Red Twigged Dogwood
Winter Cherry
Winter Perennial Flowers
Echinacea Coneflower
Joe-Pye Weed
Russian Sage
Bee Balm
Coral Bells
A little creativity and planning can transform your garden into a bright and bold statement to last through the winter. Contact us here to discuss plans for your winter garden.
Category:
GARDEN TRENDS,
WINTER GARDEN CARE
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