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Which plants actually survived a Kentucky winter in heavy clay soil? In this video, I’m walking through my Kentucky trial garden to show you the best-performing perennials, annuals, native plants, and seed-grown flowers that made it through winter in clay soil that has not been amended. At Rabbit Run, my temporary Kentucky trial garden, I’m testing cold hardy plants to discover which varieties can truly thrive in difficult growing conditions before planting them at Sugar Hill. From native coneflowers and bee balm to roses, euphorbia, nigella, verbena bonariensis, gomphrena, gaura, nepeta, and more, this garden is helping me learn what really works in a Zone 6 Kentucky garden. If you garden in heavy clay soil, struggle with wet winter conditions, or want to know which plants are hardy and reliable, this garden tour will give you honest results from real-world growing conditions. In this video: • Plants that survived winter in Kentucky clay soil • Cold hardy perennials and annuals • Native Kentucky plants for pollinators • Trial garden updates from Rabbit Run • Seed-grown flowers tested in unamended clay soil • The best and worst performing plants after winter Sign Up for my free newsletter (you can read a sample newsletter at the link) https://gardenmoxie.kit.com/profile Garden Moxie Field Notes is a record of my Kentucky garden as it unfolds. Each issue explores the principles behind my design choices, the plants being trialed, and whatever else the season brings. Field Notes arrives every other week. Garden Moxie is a gardening channel about great gardens and the people who make them — garden history, garden design, plant stories, and the craft of building something extraordinary from the ground up. I'm Sue Libertiny, a mechanical engineer turned gardener, building a twenty-acre garden called Sugar Hill on Kentucky clay soil, with a smaller experimental plot called Rabbit Run as my laboratory. Subscribe to Garden Moxie for more: • Kentucky gardening • Cottage garden inspiration • Trial garden results • Hardy perennials for clay soil • Garden design and plant combinations • Seed growing and flower gardening Thanks for watching. 🌿 Website: https://gardenmoxie.com/ 🌿 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gardenmoxie/ 🌿 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/GardenMoxie/ 📩 [email protected] #claysoil #gardendesign #gardenplanning #landscapedesign #gardeninspiration #gardening #kentuckygarden #zone6

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