Winter interest
There are several types of plants, both annual and perennial, that birds love to feed on during the winter.
Amy Andrychowicz
Posted: Tuesday, December 24, 2013 7:00 am
Chanhassen Villager
I’ve been thinking a lot about winter interest in the garden lately. It’s probably because December has not been kind to us so far, giving us lots of cold and snow. On these frigid days where nobody wants to be outside, I appreciate the winter interest in my gardens more than ever.
Incorporating winter interest into the garden is a way to continue to enjoy the gardens even after everything goes dormant and the landscape would otherwise be baron. Some people leave plants in the garden so that birds and animals have a source of food in the winter; others purposely add plants, colorful structures and hardscapes into the design of their landscaping with winter interest in mind.
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Amy Andrychowicz writes about gardening and is a Savage resident. She spends her spare time gardening, indoors and out. She also blogs at www.getbusygardening.com. You can email her at getbusygardening@gmail.com.
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