Zone 3 trees and shrubs

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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.

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.

If you live in zone 3, you're going to need a tree that can stand up to the cold. Learn more about ornamental trees for cold climates, specifically dwarf trees for zone 3, in this article. Click here for additional information.

What are the most cold hardy shrubs and trees for northern climates? Click here to find out.

All of these fruit, shade, flowering, coniferous, and ornamental trees and shrubs will live quite comfortably in areas within USDA Cold Hardiness Zone 3. This means that these trees and shrubs are proven to withstand temperatures at or below -40° F to -30° F, or -34° C to -40° C! Some states containing Zone 3 climates

Reliable year-round shrubs are an essential part of an easy-care plot. Here we round up eight low maintenance evergreen shrubs for every garden.

Your master list of the various tree varieties that thrive in Zone 3, including hybrid varieties with annual growth rates of +3ft!

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.

Make your garden more colorful by picking some vibrant flowering trees and shrubs, with short descriptions and photos on each listed tree. Check it out now!