Winter Plants! Garden Interest for Colder Months (Sun or Part Shade)

Plant list + USDA zones :-
EUPHORBIA characias Black Pearl (11-5)
LYCHNIS coronaria 'Gardeners World' (9-3)
SANTOLINA pinnata ssp. neapolitana 'Edward Bowles' (10-6)
TEUCRIUM x lucidrys (9-5)
GLOBULARIA cordifolia (9-4)
CAREX buchananii (9-6)
CAREX comans bronze-leaved (9-6)
HEUCHERELLA 'Cracked Ice' PBR (9-5)
TIARELLA 'Spring Symphony' PBR (9-4)
SAXIFRAGA ‘Monarch’ (9-4)
HELLEBORUS x nigercors 'Emma' PBR (9-4)
HELLEBORUS Anna's Red (Frostkiss Series) (9-4)
PULMONARIA 'Trevi Fountain' (9-4)

[@RosyHardyGardening]

Hi all We hope everyone enjoys this video For any UK gardeners watching some of these plants are currently for sale on the Hardy's website - hardysplants.co.uk Delivery is for mainland UK only and availability of the plants is subject to limited stock

[@patdelaney191]

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[@sm8315]

Thank you Madam, learning so much from you

[@kurthartle5473]

Thanks for explaining your method for placing something like the pulmonaria further back; the rationale regarding seasonal reveal was illuminating!

[@ruthlarson6334]

Great video. I think your video popped up because I watch the middle sized gardener and she often has you as a guest. So happy to be connected. I garden in Canada’s west (wet) coast zone 8b. We’re not all ice and snow ❄️ in Canada 🇨🇦😉.

[@scallywags12]

Love Heucheras and have many colors.

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[@rosyhardy18]

Thank you

[@moloreanm1657]

Very informative! 👍

[@anettroses]

Thank you very much for your very informative videos. I am a trained gardener and have owned a flower shop for 20 years. Nevertheless, I still learn a lot from you, I love it.

[@LouciferFlump]

It’s really nice that you’ve come back to these plants and told us exactly how to look after them. So many people suggest plants and plant combinations for certain soil types etc., but then leave it at that! No mention of whether to prune, when to prune and so on. Thanks for this! 👍🏻🌹 Is it true hellebores don’t like acidic soil? I’ve never managed to get one to last more than a couple of years and my soil is quite moisture retentive and acidic.

[@lisajelle714]

Wonderful video! Planting for winter interest is something I’m very interested in, and I noted several plants to try to obtain and plant this spring. Not sure if the helleborus Anna’s Red is available here in the US, but I’ll see if I can find it! Really appreciate your detailed descriptions of these great plants.

[@Demoiselle21]

I'm very fond of Heucherellas (and coloured foliage in general,) however l seem to have a regular problem with Vine Weevil larvae finding the roots very tasty and often making the plant struggle or die off completely. Apart from nematodes is there anything else that can be done to discourage the Vine Weevils?

[@rosyhardy18]

Lifting and dividing regularly washing off the roots can help. Also repotting once a year minimum if grown in containers. The grubs tend to be right at the heart of the roots so washing can help dislodge them. I’ve also tried soaking plants in a dilute jeyes fluid as the grubs dislike this. Otherwise nematodes are the best protection used both in the spring and autumn. They are different nematodes for different seasons and soul temperatures.

[@Demoiselle21]

@@rosyhardy18 thank you Rosy! That's really helpful. Am planning on visiting your nursery next spring; l'm relatively close by. The list of plants you've inspired me to look out for keeps growing!

[@Demoiselle21]

Do you cut back Hellebores at all?

[@anettroses]

Thank you very much for your very informative videos. I am a trained gardener and have owned a flower shop for 20 years. Nevertheless, I still learn a lot from you, I love it.