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Platinum Poolcare
“throughout the winter for usage, not just merely for freeze protection. We were the designers and builders of the pool and not the homeowner, so we don't have the exact answer as to the ongoing utility costs. We can tell you that the cost to operate will vary depending on the area of the country, as fuel and”
“through the winter and do you use it during that time or is it heated only enough to prevent freezing? Thank you n”
“so gorgeous... even tho I wouldn't be using it in winter!”
“Love that this is an outdoor pool in winter. Has a luxurious feel to it.”
“pool - winter time use - heated”
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Melissa Gerstle Design
“rot over winter if soil remains wet.”
“Frikart's Aster (Aster x frikartii): carefree summer-autumn color; winter mulch in colder zones; 'Monch' gardenworthy lavendar-blue flowers July-Oct; dry-med soil, may rot over winter if in wet soil; up to 3x3'”
“sure to winter-mulch the plant in colder zones.) ‘Monch’ is one of the most gardenworthy aster cultivars, sporting an exuberant display of lavender-blue flowers from July to October.
USDA zones: 5-8
Water requirement: Prefers dry to medium soil; may rot over winter if soil remains wet
Sun requirement:”
“sure to winter-mulch the plant in colder zones.) ‘Monch’ is one of the most gardenworthy aster cultivars, sporting an exuberant display of lavender-blue flowers from July to October.
USDA zones: 5-8
Water requirement: Prefers dry to medium soil; may rot over winter if soil remains wet
Sun requirement:”
“Winter Jasmine's dark green leaves, yellow flowers, trailing habit!”
“lift? Winter jasmine (Jasminium nudiflorum) is a favorite scrambler of mine for winter; its cheerful yellow flowers last for many months.”
“Winter Jasmine grows to 4 feet- bush can be trimmed.”
“Add some winter cheer. A little retail therapy at your favorite nursery is always a good idea on a gray day. What can you pick up that will give you and”
“Winter jasmine for rock walls around the property.”
“Add some winter cheer. A little retail therapy at your favorite nursery is always a good idea on a gray day. What can you pick up that will give you and your garden a lift? Winter jasmine (Jasminium nudiflorum) is a favorite scrambler of mine for winter; its cheerful yellow flowers last for many months”
Jute Interior Design
“winter gates, gray with a generous helping of brown”
“BM 'Winter Gates' AC-30”
“Winter gates sherwin”
“Winter gates by Benjamin Moore”
“Color winter gates AC-30”
“ben moore winter gates”
“AC-30 Winter Gates by Benjamin Moore is a midtone gray with a generous helping of brown. It's one of America's most popular colors.”
“Winter Gates AC-30 Paint”
“Winter Gates- BM...BJ Winter Gates...Winter gates...color winter gates...AC-30 Winter Gates”
David Ward
“The most popular varieties used for stilted hedges in the U.K. are beech (Fagus sylvatica) and hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), the reason being that they hang on to their leaves over winter, providing almost year-round cover.”
“over winter providing nearly year round cover”
“Can create stilted hedge with beech or hornbeam trees which hold leaves over winter, and should be hardy in WI”
“leaves over winter, providing almost year-round cover.”
“used for stilted hedges in the U.K. are beech (Fagus sylvatica) and hornbeam (Carpinus betulus), the reason being that they hang on to their leaves over winter, providing almost year-round cover.”
“Hedges that keep their leaves in winter”
“leaves over winter, providing almost year-round cover.”
Tom Debley
“shrubs, and winter-hardy grasses, such as feather reed grass (Calamagrostis acutiflora), are favorites for the winter landscape.”
“Planting ideas. When it comes to plants, redtwig dogwoods (Cornus sericea), evergreen trees and shrubs, and winter-hardy grasses, such as feather reed grass (Calamagrostis a”
“Winter color, border, wind protection, privacy”
“winter plants and trees for landscape..redtwig dogwood; red willow”
“Redtwig beautiful in winter, good for wetlands!”
“shrubs, and winter-hardy grasses, such as feather reed grass (Calamagrostis acutiflora), are favorites for the winter landscape. I find that creating winter vignettes is more effective than just placing a single conifer here and there. For example, this stand of redtwig dogwoods looks all the more striking”
U. of Maryland Arboretum & Botanical Garden
“Winter season plant - good in SLO?”
“Dogwood red in Winter against the yellow of the other shrub.”
“color in winter
provides good twigs to decorate with.”
“redtwig dogwood - winter color! Landscape”
“Redtwig dogwood shrub. Bright red in winter.”
“in the winter. I gives great color in the grey days of winter.”
“'s in winter is when redtwig dogwood is exceptionally noticeable, and it's for this seasonal transformation that redtwig dogwood is named. The stems of the shrub become a fiery shade of red before losing its leaves for the season. In Alaska and Newfoundland its winter color is especially vivid — starkly”
“twigs next winter. The oldest twigs are the thickest and don't have as vibrant a color.Don't prune Spiraea species, which bloom on last year's growth — wait until early summer. In fact, most shrubs that bloom in spring should be trimmed after the bloom.”
The Garden Consultants, Inc.
“Good idea on how to use my urns in the winter”
“Winter gardens can be just as pretty as the summer ones.”
“winter snow accentuating structure of garden”
“Winter containers, leaves remaining on oak trees, structures such as the stone walls and the fence”
“Rock walls, container plants, and trees part to frame a winter wooded landscape.”
“Winter gardens are special in their own quiet way. They speak of peace and serenity and a time for slowing down and recharging for new beginnings in spring.”
“1. Rock walls and paths. The chance to look at your garden in the winter allows you to see what a vital role hardscaping plays in the overall”
“garden for winter interest. In the middle of winter, it can be hard to visualize a blooming garden. Large urns and planters, benches, rock walls and other garden structures will help buyers see the potential even in the snow.”
