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best for winter interest?
Well, it's been a long and miserable winter in the garden. Even
the grass has lost its green. I wandered around last week admiring the overlap of the late winter and early spring: crocuses, snowdrops still full, witch-hazel going strong. My basic conclusion is that winter can't be over soon enough. Still, I'm worried about next year, and so I'd like to brighten it up a bit. What's your favourite plant/shrub/tree for winter interest? I enjoy the usual Cornus alba cultivars, various red or snakebark maples, twisted hazel, some willows. But it's not enough, what more can I plant to brighten up the dim winter days? -E |
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