Zone 3 landscaping

Zone 3 Grasses For Gardens And Lawns: Growing Grass In Cold Climates - Cold climate gardeners in USDA zone 3 can have difficulty finding the right plants that will perform well year around and survive some of the coldest winters. Zone 3 grasses for gardens are limited, but this article should help.

If your home is in one of the northern states, you may live in zone 3. Temperatures in zone 3 can dip to minus 30 or 40 degrees Fahrenheit, so you'll need to find cold hardy shrubs to populate your garden. This article can help with that.

An impressive fence does provide a welcome sense of privacy. Although even the nicest ones can have the unfortunate effect of shouting "keep out". Tall, thick, and dense evergreen shrubs on the other hand, also provide that sense of solitude but do so with a leafy whisper. Here are our favorites for all zones.

Today’s photos come from Marion Taylor, who gardens in a very cold climate in Manitoba, Canada, but doesn’t let that stand in the way of growing beautiful plants.

As fall whispers through the trees, it’s time to embrace the enchantment of autumn gardening! Even if you’re in zone 9 enjoying moderate temperatures or grappling with the chilly climates of zone 6, there is a universe of possibilities waiting for you in your backyard. It’s not just about

Add a few fast-growing shrubs to add instant excitement (or privacy) to your garden. Here's our favorites.

Flowering shrubs and bushes add color and beauty to your landscape and attract pollinators and birds. Here are long-blooming perennial shrubs for a colorful 4-season garden.

Every gardener has planted a perennial only to have it take over 3 years later. Here are the perennials you'll most regret growing in your Zone 3 garden.

Dealing with deer in your garden is no fun. These graceful creatures can easily make a lunch out of your beautiful perennial garden, destroying all of your hard work. A deer will eat anything if