Plant These Native Shrubs For Fall Color (and 4 Season Interest!) ❄️🌳🌸🍂

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Ninebark: fastgrowingtrees.sjv.io/XYNL64
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Welcome to our latest video on landscaping with native shrubs for stunning fall colors! 🍂🌿 In this video, we dive into the beauty and benefits of incorporating native shrubs into your landscape design for year-round interest, especially focusing on their captivating fall foliage.
Discover the magic of native plants that offer not only vibrant fall colors but also four-season interest, enriching your outdoor space throughout the year. 🍁🌼 From leaves turning fiery red to golden hues, these fall color shrubs will add a burst of autumnal charm to your garden.
Learn how to select and plant native shrubs that thrive in your region, providing ecological benefits while enhancing the visual appeal of your landscape. Join us as we explore the diverse array of native shrubs that offer unparalleled fall interest, transforming your garden into a breathtaking seasonal spectacle. 🌳🍂
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this video is packed with valuable insights and practical tips for creating a landscape that dazzles with fall colors and maintains its allure year-round. Don't miss out on the opportunity to elevate your outdoor space with the timeless beauty of native shrubs!
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00:00 Intro
01:11 4-Season Interest
01:56 Dogwood
03:40 Ninebark
05:19 Maple Leaf Viburnum
07:33 Blue Muffin Viburnum
08:11 Gro Low Sumac
09:50 Low Maintenance

[@annomaly751]

Love these ideas, thanks for the thorough video :)Is it starting to green up, up there yet?

[@BrightLaneGardens]

Thank you so much! We’re just starting to see some buds on the trees and the grass is slowly coming to life! More snow is in the forecast of course 😉 happy spring!

[@threeriversforge1997]

I'll have to look into that Gro-Low Sumac and Maple Leaf Viburnum for the front of the house. Right now, I'm on a Carex kick and thought your tall Viburnum could use a few Carex pensylvanica or Carex muskeegomensis around the base to really make it shine. I'm trying to find a good supplier of C.woodii to make a lawn replacement, and think it'd look very nice under the Sumac when the leaves have dropped, revealing the semi-evergreen Carex. So many plants, so little time.....

[@BrightLaneGardens]

I love the carex suggestion around the viburnum! We have a few bulbs there but they’re gone by late spring so I definitely need some season long color there. Nothing beats a good native grass, they’re amazing!

[@threeriversforge1997]

@@BrightLaneGardens I'll look forward to seeing what you come up with. I just learned about Carex cherokeensis 'Crying Time' available from Plant Delights nursery, a very dangerous website if you value your bank account. I think I might have to add one under my oak to help show off the beautiful Pen Sedge.