I suggest planting them in late fall, around the time the first frost arrives, so the plants have time to settle in before the colder weather hits.
– Dwarf spruce and juniper evergreens – Trailing ivy for elegance – Winterberries or holly for red accents – Ornamental cabbage or kale for color and texture – Mix for full greenery and eye catching details
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– Layer plants for depth – Use evergreens as a base – Place taller plants at the back – Add trailing plants to soften edges – Include pops of color with berries or frosted pinecones – Optional: string or fairy lights for a cozy glow
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Sometimes, less is more, and this setup proves it with some pop of magnolia leaves and berries that totally transforms plain greenery.
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