Zone 6 landscaping design

USDA Hardiness Zone 6 has a good balance between cold winters and warm summers. The average winter temperature falls between zero and negative ten degrees

Flowering shrubs and bushes add color and beauty to your landscape and attract pollinators and birds. Here are long-blooming perennial shrubs for a colorful 4-season garden.

Dwarf trees are easy to care for and make a big impact on curb appeal. Frame your home's facade with the best small trees for front yard landscaping.

Astilbes can brighten up your shade garden and are even low-maintenance! Learn what they need to thrive in order to grow in your garden all Summer long!

Living in zone 8 and need some shade-loving plants?

Learn about full sun perennials, including sun loving perennials for a cottage or butterfly garden, from the experts at HGTV.

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."

The best colorful and fall blooming shrubs for gorgeous color in your yard. These will add beauty long after summer shrubs and flowers are done.

Add these 10 beauties to your landscape shopping list for a low-maintenance, colorful garden.

Discover 17 stunning perennial garden layout ideas that will transform your front yard into a blooming paradise. From vibrant color schemes to creative plant combinations, these designs ensure year-round beauty and minimal maintenance.