11 Berry-Filled Plants for a Beautiful Winter Landscape! ❄️🌲💚 // Garden Answer

[@ivyandroses25]

I have come back and re-watched this video so many times! It re-inspires me! 💡

[@lgrillo]

I sit here with my iPad, with the KZbin open on one side and notes on the other and type notes while Laura chats. It is incredible the volume of information that she provides. The woman is encyclopedic in her depth of knowledge and she continually adds little details that are so important. The quality of this channel, the content, the video, the audio, the production and delivery, is off the charts high.

[@wendycummings]

Agreed! She’s fun and entertaining too. Perfect personality. I will watch the video and enjoy. Then I rewatch and take notes!

[@beverlyhvidding2772]

I do the same!

[@ChidavAgriculturalHub]

Her deep knowledge of the plants is what I admire. After watching, I had to go start my KZbin agric channel. Thanks for motivating me. Still chasing my first 100 subscribers.

[@deanlollar8241]

Yes she is and she's very kind hearted.

[@fousies]

She is so fun to watch!!!

[@imeldamayer-taylor2783]

A new gardener here in Vienna Austria. We had a landscaper help us with our garden many years ago. It was a good idea for a small garden. I'm learning so much from you , you are awesome. I have the viburnum , tandoori orange , oh pleasure for years .😍😍

[@imeldamayer-taylor2783]

Indian magic, crabapple is the one in my small garden. It's really beautiful as described by you. What a wonderful sight in spring. You are so knowlegeable and inspiring. Thank you .🌼🌸🌻😊

[@carolynbrookens5348]

Hi Laura Great video, this is exactly what I am looking for to plant in my side garden. Thank you. Carolyn Salisbury N C

[@markdcmountp]

Wow..Fantastic and so informative 👍🏼 Now I just need enough property to buy and plant them all🌱🪴

[@karnlamp]

All this with no notes. I'm amazed. Not only the knowledge but staying in track and organized. Laura you are a rock star of gardening!

[@annebeck2208]

We have a hawthorn that has wicked looking thorns about 3 inches long, they all hang downward, with red berries tucked up on the stems. The plant is very wedding cake shaped. It is beautiful, but I am glad I did not have to plant it! Coralberry also has a native relative in snowberry with white berries...for those of us that don't get snow, it is a nice winter option.

[@terrikim4992]

That baby girl is growing. Take care Laura 🍁

[@jeanettedeandre5525]

Laura, You have done it again!!!! 🥰 More beautiful shrubs on my “MUST HAVE” list that I didn’t even know I “wanted” before watching this video!

[@logithambidurai9260]

Hi Laura, As usual you are a joy to watch! I’ve been struggling with severe anxiety recently and watching your videos is one of my coping skills!

[@lizshoemaker8713]

I have to admit that I’ve never paid attention to winter berry baring plants, but ever since watching your channel the past few years, I can’t stop noticing them! Everywhere I go! 💗💗💗

[@clairearcher8895]

I know you may not even get to see this comment.. but I just wanted to say that you are such an inspiration and its just magic watching you.... I think you are incredibly talented.. and it just gives me so much joy and inspiration to watch your videos

[@deniseking7389]

I wish I lived near you lol; love watching your videos sooo informative I have no idea of any kind of gardening at all thank you🙂

[@dianajean4837]

I don't know how you could ever leave this property ! With all the years you've already spent developing it and all the hundreds of plants and trees you've already got established - I could never walk away ! This is an excellent video. Berries are the crown of any arrangement !!

[@lucytree7892]

She said it gets really windy and has to leave her house so she doesn't have to watch the wind damage her flowers. She puts some much work into her garden.

[@vernlb1759]

Are they moving?

[@vanzarliana]

@@vernlb1759 They said moving to Idaho is a possibility in the near future..

[@susandermond9254]

Love this. So much good info along with gorgeous photography. You must have an incredible cataloging system to be able to locate so much past footage to show us!

[@pragueinbloom1110]

I don´t understand it either.

[@katywilliamson2270]

Going shopping right now!

[@be_you2023]

5:40 “Beautiful sight, the coralberries, bright. Walking in Garden Answer land...” Who else got Christmas vibes from this video?

[@-jurga-]

Excellent summary! 💚You just answered my question i always wanted to know the answer to for the longest time...Thank you v much🙌 You're awesome!

[@saralyleantolik607]

Had beautiful pyracantha in California. Had some with very red berries. Love them.

[@emkn1479]

THIS is the type of video I LOVE. Would you consider doing something similar for conifers and broadleaf evergreens? As far as how they break down in size, growing conditions/habit, best use in the landscape, etc.? Please, please, please? 🙃

[@crystalpritchett1595]

I love all dropping types of conifers but dont have any!

[@MoonSpinners]

I’m so glad you included pyracantha. I’m in the UK, I have quite a few pyracantha growing up a some fences, and at the moment I can barely see the leaves because of the amount of berries I have this year. It is laden. The other good thing about pyracantha is, the birds love the berries throughout the winter, blackbirds in particular, and the blossom in the spring is absolutely amazing. 🤗🇬🇧..if anyone’s interested in seeing one of my pyracantha, I’ve got a video of my cat, and you can see all the berries through the window in the background! The video is “cat nursing”

[@lancequalmann5170]

Yes! That espaliered pyracantha blew my mind! 🤯

[@MoonSpinners]

@@lancequalmann5170 ...me too! Mine are just up the fence Willy nilly, I’ve kept them upright with some wire and hooks. I might post a video of my autumn garden, if it would just stop raining! 😆

[@barbarabolin2154]

I am planning a brand new woodland garden so this video was VERY helpful. I have to keep a notepad by my computer when I watch your videos. Sometimes I am almost overwhelmed with all the choices I have but mostly you help me to make good decisions and inspire me, design-wise. I am a fan of Nandina (heavenly bamboo) for their spectacular red berries in late summer/fall/winter). Thank you for your work. You have been particularly helpful to my mental health during the pandemic :)

[@mrs.riche3939]

Wow that orange berry trained on the trellis is gorgeous!! ❤🧡❤

[@sandyg8794]

Hi Laura! I love the idea of having beautiful berries in the fall/winter to use in arrangements. I especially like the ones with purple, pink and blue berries. I don't have a spot for any, but maybe someday..... Thank you so much for sharing this with us!

[@Catsanddogslivingtogether]

Hi Laura. First I wanted to say you look beautiful today. I know you say you're having a hard time with this pregnancy but you are making it look easy. I love your video on Berry producing plants. It's been very helpful. I was wondering if you would consider doing one with pine cones. My neighbor used to have a bush that had miniature pinecones on it. I think may have been some type of juniper or Cypress that had a very small miniature pinecones on it. It was really a very cute bush. But the new neighbors cut it down. I don't think they really realized how cute that bush was. Thanks again for all you videos.

[@roseellenthomas140]

Excellent video on fall and winterberry plants! Thank you!

[@thedoubtfulguest2188]

So happy that you made this list! I’m trying to get away from feeding the birds through a bird feeder all year round and instead feeding them through the trees and shrubs that I plant. I’m having a hard time getting a definite list of crabapple trees that birds love/stay away from, there seems to be differing opinions on that and it’s giving me analysis paralysis! Also, your parents serviceberry tree is definitely on my list, so beautiful! Viburnums and elderberries, on the list too - thanks Laura!

[@RedneckJessi]

I appreciate when you add in if a plant/berry is toxic to pets. Ty!

[@ja-uh9gz]

I saved this video because I love berried shrubs and trees. I have two winterberry trees...one has red berries...the other orange berries. My enjoyment of the berries is short lived, though. By December, usually, a flock of robins eat them all, within a day or two. You've shown some very beautiful examples.

[@Midwestmomvolunteer365]

Yesterday my daughter mentions we need some berry plants in the backyard mom. Thank you Laura for always knowing what we are thinking!

[@cynthiafisher9907]

Maybe your daughter wants to eat berries? These are for winter interest, not eating.

[@laurajacobs-welch1990]

Your timing is so perfect Laura. I was at our local nursery a couple days ago, and saw holly bushes you mentioned for sale there. I am happy to say I didn’t invest in those, but am now considering the newer crabapple varieties instead! Thank you - you are an invaluable resource!

[@charlesbale8376]

Wonderful information...Come spring would you do videos on bird and butterfly attracting plants.

[@iraliolis518]

Excellent video Laura! I got so many ideas for plants to add to my garden. Thank you!

[@joankiely3614]

Boy, you are just amazing! How many degrees do you have in horticulture? Is there anything that you don’t know a lot about? I have found your channel & am working through all your videos. You are so young but know so much! I have had a couple of things that I needed to research before I bought & put them in my garden. Special things that I wanted to know before buying, as I needed shade lovers, so I just watched a couple of your videos & found out exactly what I could do. I live in Western Australia so the growing conditions are a little different over here but your videos have been so helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to impart your knowledge as each video is packed full of so much information which is wonderful to learn & the manner & enthusiasm in which you convey is very pleasing to watch. Cheers 😘🥰😍💕❤️😊

[@jenniferdupont8638]

My must have list just keeps getting longer and longer! Thanks for the inspiration ❤️

[@kathleenlamoureaux7036]

The crapapple tree will be going in my garden in the spring. It will create needed shade and help anchor the corner of my lot along the street. Thank you Laura for another great informative video. 👍👍❤

[@sue2611]

I love this video. I appreciate the injection of your experience with many of the plants. Please consider doing a video on shade trees (i.e., dappled vs full shade) and understory trees.

[@AttnDefDis_]

Ooh, some more tree specific videos would be great!

[@32dras]

Love that winter landscape(seen on IG), you guys need to do more like postcard videos, like that rainy video around chicken coop, not just for Highlights Chanel, for main one, when something is nice in garden, something in peek of blooming, wind taking leaves down, or just seasonal changes, record it, put some relaxing music and voila, let us enjoy. Ease yourself, specialy now when you're in high pregnancy, I think no one from us regular wievers would mind 😊

[@queenSummerKeli]

Ohh. Pearl glam!!! The pink and purple are amazing. I need to research why these are ornamental. I do love the looks and in arragnmemt sooo wonderful! As always thanks for a great video.

[@chriscousineau394]

Oh my goodness I 🙋🏼‍♀️want them all. What a beautiful colorful garden it would be. I thought there was only one kind or holly. Thanks 😊

[@bigfootbuildings2777]

WOW this was a GREAT video! Thank you so much for sharing this information!

[@heatherthomas3455]

One of your best videos to date! So well articulated, concise and helpful!

[@lorrainec9742]

Great video!! Full of info!!! Thank you Laura for your knowledge!!♥️♥️♥️

[@patriciarusso1148]

Laura, enjoyed hearing about shrubs in the landscape with beautiful winter interest. Thanks, and have a great weekend! I am in zone 6b and just clearing out the land now as landscapers have been here but maybe I can get some plantings in before another frost. It has been unusually cold in southern Indiana!

[@marilynbaldwin2934]

Beautiful colors I have a pearl glam I will be looking for other berry plants! A great video!

[@merychung6776]

Besides all the good information you are giving that I like, I love the music in the background 💕

[@asaliden4584]

Hi Laura! I’ve moved from north of Sweden to a beautiful island on the east side of Sweden far south and the possibilities!! Winters were I come from is with a meter of snow and down to -35 Celsius and were I live now there’s maybe a couple of days with snow on the ground and only some few days with frost. I really enjoy following you and take a lot of screenshots to try to figure out what it’s called in Swedish! I have really struggled with these beautiful bushes and sometimes I wish you could say or show the Latin name if some plants. I really really enjoy following you! 🌸🌼🌻🌷🌹

[@cassiecocoo1]

Wow, very informative! Thank you Laura!

[@robingrunzweig1880]

wow! i had no idea there were so many colors of berries out there... i made a list... even tho i know we are too hot and dry probably for most of them.. but never say never... i have one area where i *think* i might be able to tuck one in and see how it does... so many beautiful plants that provide interest all year long... it must be nature's way of helping those of you in cold climates keep your gardening enthusiasm going, even when you can't be outside digging in the dirt... thanks for the video!!

[@pamnapier-uhl1362]

I love these types of videos because they provide a wide selection of choices to each of our gardens. I agree more of these types of videos and would love a printable list!!

[@ermayoder9280]

Have the crabapples been bred to resist blight? In my last garden, quite a few years ago, I planted a row of crabapples. They are still there and bloom beautifully but by midsummer the leaves start falling after becoming spotted and yellow.

[@crystaljensen3652]

I loved learning about all the plants to continue the beauty into the winter! Thank you

[@lorindachristine3291]

As I watch this I'm looking out my windows mentally planting. On a grey day such as this (essentially our entire winter) some colour would be a gift. Thanks Laura!!

[@deniseb2571]

Wow fantastic info. Now go take a nap on that cozy porch you earned it 😉

[@kellyparker1444]

I have just found a callicarpa lollipop tree, I am obsessed and have to buy one. No, I have to buy two. Thank you for all the inspiration x

[@starsong7725]

You should plant loads of that coral berry with that beautyberry everywhere in your garden!

[@amyparker1762]

Once again... Laura has totally inspired me and changed how I plan garden interest! Thank you ❤️

[@judygray7718]

Excellent information! Learning so much from your channel. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@dianebateman6808]

Great information, lots of choices and ideas. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@kimtaylor7544]

Thank you, I love videos like this. Shrubs are something I am always looking to add to my landscape.

[@5804squeee]

I love these kind of videos. I learn the most about all the different varieties within the same type of plant. That wine vibernum would look amazing in my front yard by my large picture picture window

[@mindfulmaximalist9962]

Learned a lot from this video. You're looking gorgeous. Thanks

[@debbiesampath1179]

Thank you for this video!! Took notes to look for these to add to my landscape!!!

[@kaymack5304]

This is so helpful. I need to spend some time this winter figuring out some landscape plans. I have so many mulch beds screaming for structure and I get overwhelmed trying to figure it all out.

[@kimbar11]

Such an interesting video - I loved learning about berry-producing plants. By the way, you look particularly pretty and glowing today.

[@shaleneschmidt5112]

Very insightful and inspiring Laura! Thank you so much for sharing :).

[@dennistaft7868]

Found a few of these while watching at Hirt's Gardens. Plants are small but prices are reasonable and plants come potted instead of bare root. Think I start adding some berries to the garden.

[@audnbob1]

I LOVE your channel! Can I use the berries from my Burning Bush shrub to decorate my outdoor winter greenery????

[@beckypape5477]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I love it!

[@shellyroman1321]

Wow! Lots of great information! After watching your video where you scouted your gardens for a fall arrangement, it really made me think of the lack of fall/ winter interest in my own yard. This list is perfect! I love the coral berry and I use that quite often my wedding work. My gardens have a lot of yellows, oranges and plums so I will be looking for the plants that will produce the berries and foliage more on that side of the color wheel. Thank you for sharing this awesome list and for giving your opinion on these plants. Have a great rest of your weekend!

[@AbundantFoodForest]

Love the video Laura! Keep your amazing work up!✨⭐💚🌿🌻

[@lisawalters5482]

So much great information. I love the pink berries. I’ll have to research to see which will grow in our climate. I love plants that also feed the birds. You are a library of information and I enjoy you sharing it with me. Tfs. 👏🏻💕👏🏻

[@amyhoff1501]

That was a very informative Video , i have a crap apple tree on my property that was here when I moved here in the spring and my husband wanted to cut it down because of the mess it will make but I said lets wait for a year and see what it does and sure enough it has these small “ berries “ on it and they didn’t fall down and now I know it’s called persistent , thanks to you. Awesome 👏

[@karenlivengood4027]

I have a beauty berry tree and it’s so beautiful. All the leafs are gone and it’s just loaded with the most beautiful purple berries on it. Thank you I’m so going to look some of the other ones to side by side with it

[@sydneykasmar]

I can listen to you Laura all day long and sometimes I do. Your entusiasm, knowledge and love of plants captivates my attention. Thank you for sharing your joy.

[@Talk2Barbara]

I noticed that frame-shaped outdoor decoration with the winter berries: beautiful decoration! I’m definitely going to save some branches to recreate that look. Thank you! I guess it’s time for you to do another project like that. Can’t wait!!!!

[@sheilastromberger2275]

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[@Talk2Barbara]

@@sheilastromberger2275 Thank you!!

[@lincasteel-butler531]

Great information. Gives me something to research this winter. That Beautyberry sounds intriguing.

[@isabellaabruzzi9611]

Now, I want berry plants. Great video!

[@squidsquiddly5970]

Thank you for making this one! I got a proud berry coral berry early this fall and I have to say I feel like getting a ton more! Berries are so underestimated!

[@gardengirl6854]

Thank you for sharing this video very informative. Now I want every one! I think they are all beautiful. Proud berry is my favorite now itll be hard to find since you showed them up on you video every gardner will have to get one 😁. Ill have to save this video too incase I want to add one of these in my garden or share with someone out there who might ask about any of these berry bushes Your such in inspiration. By the way I just saw on Instagram your story of Benjamin walking in the snow that still picture you and him I think he has your mom's smile.😄 Your mom's smile is contagious. Have a great weekend.

[@holly_kay5570]

I love this video and all of these berry producing plants! I took notes to so I can check them out at my local nursery :)

[@kathilapp1595]

Excellent video, now I would like a yard of berries bushes! Thank you!

[@jennifercasavant-yealy900]

Thank you for such great content! Love your ideas and farm.😊🍂🍁

[@nicholeboese9483]

I really enjoyed this episode. I tore out my front yard to start over. I would love to find a couple Lollipop Crabapples. No luck at my nursery in Vancouver/Portland. One nursery said they don't carry them because they tend to get sick. Would you agree with That? Thank you.

[@heidikozar2287]

Ohh Laura, I wish I could send you some callicarpara. I have it self-seeding everywhere in my PA garden. Thank you so much for this list. I am installing. New area next spring and love so many of these specific trees and shrubs. Great ideas.

[@Angela410R]

Thank you so much for the information I live in the south and it gives me an excellent ideas for planting. 💮🌼

[@pragueinbloom1110]

Very interesting topic, it´s handy to have all those lovely looking shrubs in one video, thank you.

[@SMElder-iy6fl]

This was so informative! Thank you Laura!

[@karenbean4253]

I love it when you do these kinds of video. I feel that I learn the most for them. Thank you

[@ashleyseamans6747]

Love this! We all needed an informative video that guides us with the proper ways to glam up the harshness of the winter winds! I can’t name a favorite! Now, we gotta add them all! Pokémon for winter gardens! Many blessings and be well everyone! ❄️ 🤍

[@floralsandfleece]

Such a great, informational video! I have a Beautyberry in my garden that is bursting with purple berries right now and I LOVE it. I'll definitely look into some of the other varieties you mentioned.

[@Joyful-lw2ky]

Great information!!! Something to think about for next spring!! Just signed up for some landscaping to be done and it will be including junipers!! Besides the beautiful blue berries, I think the evergreen smell is WONDERFUL!! Have to start planning this winter where to put some of these!! ;)

[@debcar8024]

Thank you so much for this. I love berry plants in the winter and I love all the options you gave. 😀

[@AttnDefDis_]

Yes! I love these kinds of videos. I always learn something. Will you be expanding on colors at all? Like, how you had the blue video? I'd love to see more colors. Purple especially.

[@lindawest6384]

Loved this Laura! Thank you.

[@emmalavenham]

Thank you for putting all this information in one place!

[@chrishunsaker85]

Awesome video.....I'm going to plant a coralberry and beautyberry I think that would be awesome together!!!!

[@seedrootsprouts2290]

I’ve been looking for berry forward shrubs besides roses. Thank you for this video, it is very timely!

[@Simpkin23]

Such beautiful options to add to the garden. I wish I could plant the beauty bush in my yard, it is so gorgeous, but live in zone 3. I will definitely be trying the coral berry bush if I can get my hands on some this spring. 😍

[@user-ot3nn8pu4u]

Thank you, thank you for this video! It’s like you knew just what I am looking for🤗. You give so much helpful info and especially appreciate the pictures of the trees and plants in different seasons. Would love more of these types of videos.

[@ozarkview928]

Thanks for this timely help! I ordered an Indian Magic Crab apple should arrive in a few days 👏 we can plant into Dec most years .