Much like the United States Postal Service , these plants will not allow pelting , nor sleet , nor driving snowfall block off them from pulling through theworst wintertime weatherimaginable . It can be hard to find plant that will depend two months of dry winds in the eyes and laugh — or model in a frigid pool for four months and not molder . We decide to sing the praises of those perennial and woodies that will take whateverJanuary , February , andMarchhave to dole out and come out on the other side unscathed . strain in to this episode to acquire about plants that unfeignedly are up to the challenge of taking wintertime ’s worst on the Kuki-Chin .
Expert guest : Mary Ann Newcomeris a native Idahoan who garden , scouts gardens , and writes about gardening in the Intermountain West .
Danielle’s Plants
‘ Ninja Stars ’ epimedium ( Epimedium‘Ninja Stars ’ , Zones 4–9 )
Leatherleaf viburnum ( Viburnumrhytidophyllum , Zones 5–8 )
‘ Blue Chip ’ juniper ( Juniperushorizontalis‘Blue Chip ’ , Zones 3–9 )

‘ Biokovo ’ stout geranium ( Geraniumcantabrigiense‘Biokovo ’ , geographical zone 5–8 )
Carol’s Plants
Rosemary willow , summer foliage . photograph : good manners of Franz Xaver via WikimediaCommons
Rosemary willow , winter branch
Rosemary willow ( Salixelaeagnos , Zones 4–8 )

How to Add Color to the Winter Garden
Native Perennials to bulge out from Seed
fluent blue aster ( Symphyotrichum leave , Zones 3–8 )

Golden Scots pine ( Pinussylvestris‘Aurea ’ , Zones 3–7 )
Siberian fleur-de-lis ( Irissibirica , Zones 3–9 )
Expert’s Plants
European snowball viburnum ( Viburnum opulus‘Roseum ’ , Zones 3–8 )
Autumn Brilliance ’ serviceberry ( Amelanchier×grandiflora‘Autumn Brilliance ’ , Zones 4–9 )
‘ blueish Shag ’ eastern white pine ( Pinus strobus‘Blue Shag ’ , Zones 3–8 )

German barbate iris ( Iris×germanicacvs . , Zones 3–10 )
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‘Ninja Stars’ epimedium

Leatherleaf viburnum

‘Blue Chip’ juniper

‘Biokovo’ hardy geranium

Rosemary willow, summer foliage.Photo:courtesy of Franz Xaver via WikimediaCommons

Rosemary willow, winter branches

Smooth blue aster summer flowers

Smooth blue aster winter seed heads

Golden Scots pine at Toronto Botanical Garden

‘Caesar’s Brother’ Siberian iris

European snowball viburnum.Photo: courtesy of Mary Ann Newcomer

‘Autumn Brilliance’ serviceberry, autumn color.Photo: courtesy of Mary Ann Newcomer

‘Blue Shag’ eastern white pine and German iris cultivar.Photo: courtesy of Mary Ann Newcomer

‘Aardvark’ German iris.Photo: courtesy of Mary Ann Newcomer

German iris cultivar.Photo: courtesy of Mary Ann Newcomer


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