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Winter Evergreens for Outdoor Cheer

Winter Evergreens for Outdoor Cheer


Episode 557


Hey, there, winter warriors! You know that feeling when the leaves have fallen, and the world seems a bit, well, bare? Like your backyard was transformed into a black-and-white landscape painting.

Think of them as nature's confetti, splattered across the winter landscape to chase away the doldrums. With the leaves gone, it's like the stage is wide open, begging for some wintery drama. Now's the perfect time to grab your mittens and head down to Watters Garden Center, because they've got an evergreen selection just waiting to rock your world!

First up, the Colorado Spruce. This towering titan wears a frosty-blue cloak that shimmers in the sunlight, reminding everyone that winter can be pretty darn majestic. Want something a bit more compact? Look no further than the Fat Albert, a dwarf Alberta Spruce with a heart-melting cuteness that'll steal every snowshoe-clad heart.

But winter isn't just about snow angels and snowball fights. It's a time for cozy nights by the crackling fireplace with a mug of hot cocoa, and you know what makes that even better? Watching birds flit through the branches of a Deodar Cedar. These fragrant beauties have feathery foliage that whispers secrets in the wind and provides a winter haven for our feathered friends.

And hey, if you're feeling a bit adventurous, why not add a touch of the desert to your winter wonderland? The Arizona Cypress with its tall, elegant form and smoky-green needles will transport you straight to the sun-drenched canyons, even when the snow is piled high.

Remember, winter isn't just about surviving—it's about thriving! So, grab your shovel, pick your evergreen hero, and let's paint your backyard with shades of green so vibrant, they'll make even the grumpiest snowman smile.

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Published on 1 year ago






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