Christina Salwitz's profile

Christina, Your yard is one of the prettiest I have seen. I love the variety of colors. I would like to do my border in the front of the house like yours on pic# 12. I don't know anything about plants and names. Do you think you can give them to me? your help is greatly appreciated.. Griselda

Griselda,Without knowing what Climate Zone you garden in, it would be hard to say. Identifying your USDA Climate Zone is easy to Google by your zip code. After you determine that, then you can start by choosing a foliage palette that you would like to work with. If you would like to do something similar to what I have done in pic #12, that would be considered a monochromatic palette and you choose plants in a limited color range of foliage and flowers colors. Hope that gives you a good spring board to start from. If nothing else your local nursery has eager staff that will help you in your area determine what plants are best suited to your climate. Happy Gardening! Christina

Your place is really gorgeous......your flowers and plants are sooooo healthy......I really like the container combination in #9 photo......have a blessed day

I love your yard :) Very talented. This is the way I like to landscape too. Do you use a lot of fertilizer?

Your place is really gorgeous......your flowers and plants are sooooo healthy......I really like the container combination in #9 photo......have a blessed day

Christina, Your yard is one of the prettiest I have seen. I love the variety of colors. I would like to do my border in the front of the house like yours on pic# 12. I don't know anything about plants and names. Do you think you can give them to me? your help is greatly appreciated.. Griselda

Griselda,Without knowing what Climate Zone you garden in, it would be hard to say. Identifying your USDA Climate Zone is easy to Google by your zip code. After you determine that, then you can start by choosing a foliage palette that you would like to work with. If you would like to do something similar to what I have done in pic #12, that would be considered a monochromatic palette and you choose plants in a limited color range of foliage and flowers colors. Hope that gives you a good spring board to start from. If nothing else your local nursery has eager staff that will help you in your area determine what plants are best suited to your climate. Happy Gardening! Christina

I love your yard :) Very talented. This is the way I like to landscape too. Do you use a lot of fertilizer?