Winter is a great time to evaluate and “edit” the garden. Like most gardeners, I’m always making changes – adding a plant here, moving something that isn’t quite working the way I intended, or trying to fit just one more perennial.
With the winter garden stripped to bare bones, now is the time to improve structure in the garden. As you look out the window, identify places that lack color, texture, or form. Then dip into this handy guide for planning twelve months of color in the garden. By including evergreen foliage, berries, and blooms, you can design a garden that is beautiful all year long.
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Kimberly Toscano is a freelance writer, gardening expert and traveler with an eye on design. Kimberly blends her formal training in horticulture and entomology with her passion for design to educate and inspire gardeners.
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