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Beautyberry ~~ Showy clusters of purple fruit make beautyberry (Callicarpa dichotoma) attractive to both birds and flower arrangers. The arching wands of berries last a long time in the garden or a vase and provide nutrition and moisture for birds in winter. Beautyberry thrives in light shade but produces more berries in a sunny spot. It can grow 4 feet tall. Zones 6-8

19 Berry-Producing Plants That Will Attract Birds to Your Yard

Invite flocks to your backyard by planting fruit-bearing trees and shrubs in your landscape. These plants do double duty: They attract berry-eating birds such as bluebirds and robins while also creating a beautiful display with their flowers, fall colors, and fruits.

Heavenly Bamboo A landscape favorite for its feathery foliage and clusters of white flowers that turn into bright red fruits, heavenly bamboo (Nandina domestica) is also a good bet for attracting birds. The berries stay on the plants well into winter, providing food for birds during the cold months. Zones 6-9

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19 Berry-Producing Plants That Will Attract Birds to Your Yard

PRAIRIES FIRE RED SWITCH GRASS:Common Name: switch grass Type: Ornamental grass Family: Poaceae Zone: 5 to 9 Garden Location: Kemper Low Maintenance Garden Height: 4 to 5 feet Spread: 1.5 to 2 feet Bloom Time: July to February Bloom Color: Pink, Red

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PRAIRIES FIRE RED SWITCH GRASS:Common Name: switch grass Type: Ornamental grass Family: Poaceae Zone: 5 to 9 Garden Location: Kemper Low Maintenance Garden Height: 4 to 5 feet Spread: 1.5 to 2 feet Bloom Time: July to February Bloom Color: Pink, Red

Hydrangea Plant 4' to 6' apart Place in full sun to shade Water 1" or more per week Fertilize during growing season; discontinue use during winter dormancy Blooms late spring/early summer to frost Matures to 5'H in 2 to 3 years perennial USDA hardiness zones 3 through 9

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Eremurus himalaicus - Foxtail lily (bulb); Zones 5-8; native to Afghanistan, northwestern Himalayas 4-6' tall by 1-2' wide; Blooms May to June; Full sun; Medium Water; Showy & Fragrant Flowers; Plants may be divided every 3-4 years; Best where protected from strong winds because of the height of the flower spike; may need to be staked. Winter mulch will help protect tuberous roots and help prevent damage to young foliage in spring from late frosts.

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American Beautyberry

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Winterberry - good for winter USDA zones: 3 to 9 (find your zone) Water requirement: Average Light requirement: Full sun Mature size: 6 to 8 feet tall Planting tips: Especially good for low, wet areas where drainage is an issue; winterberry also makes a good hedge or wildlife border, as its fruit is favored by birds.

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Winter Jasmine (Jasminum Nudiflorum) - yellow flowers covered in snow - zone 6-9 - climbing plant - sun to part shade - blooms in late winter (before forsythia) - not fragrant

Shopping for Excuses: Conversations with Myself

On Thursday a brochure for a week-long summer writers' workshop at a college in the beautiful mountains of southwestern Virginia showed up in the mail at work under the church name, and whoever distributed the mail put it in my box. I start to put it in the recycling right then, but decide it won't hurt to look at it, and carry it to my office. When I get a minute, I read the workshop option descriptions--and avoid looking at the price. It's not like I'm going to go. I can't decide which of…

This little citrus tree was given to me by one of my nurseries to “test drive” through the winter. I planted it up with some ‘Citrus’ Violas and placed it at one of my client’s homes in a sunny, exposed area. *fingers crossed* Let’s hope it truly is hardy to Zone 6 (we’re in Zone 7B here in Georgia). I’ll continue to feed it Moo Poo Tea from Authentic Haven Natural Brew through the winter.

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Wallace Gardens

www.wallacegardens.com Twitter: @SassyNancy ~and~ @BibleGarden WELCOME! You've found the Wallace Gardens Blog, Garden Artisan & Flower Therapist in Georgia, Zone 7B. Sassiness, silliness, grassiness,...