Cold hardy landscaping ideas/examples?
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Cold hardy landscaping ideas/examples?
Hello all:)) I searched the forums, but haven't found any real examples of how to landscape with cold hardy palms...I am looking for a way to landscape in zone 6B/7A using my windmills, Sabal minors and a Pindo or two...if anyone has any ideas or photos, please share them. Thanks!!
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- Location: Burlington, On Z6a (some say B)
Cold hardy palms are best sited with your existing indigenous plants already in place. Having accents and splashes of tropicals are the best. Keep in mind, less is more with different elevations.
Use Google Maps and explore some streets in areas that have these plants. This will give you ideas on what is relevant to your property in climate, either wet or dry.
Quick shot of my backyard in Canada
Use Google Maps and explore some streets in areas that have these plants. This will give you ideas on what is relevant to your property in climate, either wet or dry.
Quick shot of my backyard in Canada
KS,
This is my backyard back in warmer times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9egUZziJn7o
But as 905 said look at native areas for your palms to get ideas. I've been contemplating a Southwestern themed front yard. I have been relying on Google images a bunch for ideas. I just started a buying spree a couple weeks back and just put and order in with Montreal palms today for some Agave and Yucca and have picked up several types of cacti. Perhaps I'll grab a couple photos of them this weekend.
This is my backyard back in warmer times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9egUZziJn7o
But as 905 said look at native areas for your palms to get ideas. I've been contemplating a Southwestern themed front yard. I have been relying on Google images a bunch for ideas. I just started a buying spree a couple weeks back and just put and order in with Montreal palms today for some Agave and Yucca and have picked up several types of cacti. Perhaps I'll grab a couple photos of them this weekend.
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