Zone 8 landscaping

I have been meaning to write this post, oh, since the spring. Of 2017. Oh well. Better late than never….or super timely because I waited […]

Welcome to The Zone! This article is Part 16 in the GardenTabs Zone Series, where we look at all USDA Plant Hardiness Zones and recommend the top 17 plants

These 25 plants in Hardiness Zone 8 will not only make your garden more visually appealing, but they will also attract a wide range of native creatures and pollinators. #VarietiesInTheGarden #Zone8Plants #NatureHaven

Carmen Johnston Gardens on Instagram: "The snowball vibernum bush can tolerate the freezing winter temperature of zone 6 and the summer heat down to zone 8, but does not do well in climates that are warmer or colder than this…but may take zone 9 in certain places. Bridal wreath grows best in full sun, well-draining loamy or acidic soils, withstanding wintery weather and summer temperatures, growing naturally in zones 5 through 8."

Do you live in hardiness zone 8, but aren't quite sure if hydrangeas will thrive in your climate? Hydrangeas are gorgeous shrubs, but they typically grow the best in the right environment. In this article, gardening expert Jill Drago examines what you can expect when growing hydrangeas USDA hardiness zone 8.

There are numerous zone 8 ornamental grass varieties from which to choose. The problem will be narrowing down which of these lovely plants will fit in your garden. Use the information found in this article for helpful suggestions.

Don't make gardening more difficult than it needs to be! Plant these low-maintenance flowers and shrubs if you're new to gardening, have a brown thumb, or just want pretty plants without the work.

Discover an array of the best shade plants for Zone 8 with our comprehensive guide. From beautiful perennials for shade to shade-loving shrubs, find the perfect plants to thrive in your garden. Explore planting tips tailored to Zone 8, including evergreen trees and perennials that add color to full shade areas. Whether you're looking for plants that grow in shade for Zone 8b or options ideal for dry shade conditions, we have you covered.

If you love having plants that will last for a long time, then you need to add perennials to your garden. These plants will live for more than 2 years,

We declared on Facebook that this is the year we break out of our comfort zone and plant tropical plants. Over the weekend, we did something we had not