Now, when we can view our winter landscape, is the best time to create a simple plan for the upcoming planting season. Adding a few plants of the right type is often all it takes.

Rather than viewing six months of landscape dormancy as a season half-empty, let's relish it as half-full. SUBSCRIBE NOW AND SAVE Get 1 month for just 99¢ Show Search Clear Search Query Submit Search ...

However, for landscape design, we need to plan ahead to ensure we select... BILL HLUBIKBlue 'Princess' holly. ... Use plants to brighten a barren winter landscape. Published: Dec. 26, ...

Dogwood shrubs with colorful red or yellow branches liven up a winter landscape. Skip to main content Skip to main menu Skip to search Skip to footer. Why is Christian Science in our name?

However it is elsewhere, this winter morning, here, there are kernels of spring, specks of sunlight and now… song. Something Wild is a partnership of the Forest Society , NH Audubon and NHPR. Tags ...

For a winter view of your garden that’s anything but drab, ... Guss Hess is a landscape designer in […] Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 49°F. Friday, May 2nd 2025 ...

Want to liven up your winter landscape? If these dreary, winter days lack color and interest in your garden, consider planting winterberry. While their bright-red berries are well known as a ...

There’s on-going evidence of damage across the Midwest from the late/long fall and extreme cold that was experienced in mid-late December. We’ve observed some perennial evergreens, i.e., American ...

Winter casts a magical spell with its serene landscapes and sparkling frost, and what better way to capture this enchantment indoors than by creating a winter-themed terrarium? Whether you’re a ...

Winter gardening. On a morning in late January, with several inches of snow lingering on the ground, those words sounded like a contradiction in terms.But the luxuriant plantings that wrap around ...

The solitude, quiet and frozen cold of a winter landscape are great reasons to head outdoors. ... Planning a winter trip to the backcountry . Published: Jan. 22, 2011, 2:28 p.m. By .

The solitude of a winter landscape is a great reason to head outdoors, but backcountry adventures can quickly go bad. Here are a few tips on safely enjoying backcountry activities in the winter.