u no, i'm so over these winter gardens being seen as 'uninviting' 
think about all the cute winter scenes on instagram with frosted trees & snow-covered plants... they're actually kinda gorgeous! 
anyway, planting structure now is a genius idea! bare-root plants r so underrated 
plus, it's def cheaper than buying potted ones 
can't wait to get my hands dirty & make my garden look lit this winter 
think about all the cute winter scenes on instagram with frosted trees & snow-covered plants... they're actually kinda gorgeous! anyway, planting structure now is a genius idea! bare-root plants r so underrated plus, it's def cheaper than buying potted ones can't wait to get my hands dirty & make my garden look lit this winter 
. It might not be the most obvious time to plant, but it's actually super beneficial for both you and the environment 
. Plus, it can save you some cash compared to buying potted ones 
. Just imagine having those same shrubs or trees in your garden when spring comes around... it'll be like magic 
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️ so i think its a super cool idea to plant some trees and hedges in the winter lol like people always say our gardens are boring in winter but im all about embracing that frosty vibe and adding some structure to make it more interesting 
plus its a great way to attract some wildlife into your garden which is like totally a bonus point for me 
Planting structures now can make a HUGE difference in making our gardens look inviting all year round. I mean, who says winter is just about bare branches and frost? It's actually the perfect time to get creative and add some elegance with trees, hedges, or even just some hardy shrubs in tubs! Plus, it's a great way to attract wildlife and make our outdoor spaces feel more alive. So, don't wait for spring, take control and give your garden some structure this winter!