Do you like looking out on your dead, drab garden all winter? We didn’t think so. If you don’t want to stare at crispy leaves and a bunch of brown sticks in your landscape, plant for winter interest . Many perennials , shrubs and trees offer interest and subtle color to brighten up your yard, even during the coldest months of the year.

Gardens aren’t just about spring and summer flowers; texture also plays a role, especially when contrasted against snow, evergreens or plants that shed their foliage. Many of these winter interest plants also help support local wildlife, providing food and shelter to birds and beneficial insects that are trying to get through the winter, just like the rest of us!

When shopping, make sure you choose plants that can survive winters in your USDA har

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