Sally - DIY | Home Design | Gardening on Instagram: "The key is diversity!! If you don’t want your flowerbeds to look uggo and sad (lol) in the winter, you have to intermix evergreens and conifers (plants that typically don’t drop their foliage) with flowering perennials. Here is my list of plants that have winter interest and made me love my winter garden just as much as my summer garden 🤭 1) Little limelight hydrangea 2) Star jasmine 3) Weeping dwarf blue atlas cedar 4) Spire Arborvitae 5) Fr

Metrolina Greenhouses on Instagram: "The team at York has been busy preparing for early spring! Grower Manager Mallory Shaw shared a little more insight behind when and why we cover our crops: "In York, we continue planting new crops during the winter months to prepare for spring. These crops are overwintered, but when temperatures drop to freezing or below, we cover our more sensitive varieties, such as lithodora, phlox, dianthus, and heuchera etc. to protect them from cold damage," Mallory say