Plant Selection

6. – A garden designed around a specific purpose or idea, such as a pollinator or herb garden.
10. – A large tree with a wide canopy used to provide cooling shade.
11. – A geographic area defined by average minimum winter temperatures used to determine which plants can survive.
12. row of shrubs planted closely together for borders, privacy, or wind protection.
14. – A hedge that is regularly trimmed into a uniform shape.
15. – Low-growing plants that spread to cover soil and reduce weeds.

1. – The process of choosing plants that fit the site conditions and purpose of a landscape.
2. – A tree planted along roads or sidewalks that can tolerate pollution and limited soil space.
3. – A tree planted alone in an open area for shade and visual interest.
4. – A hedge allowed to grow naturally with little pruning.
5. – The amount of sunlight an area receives each day (full sun, partial shade, or full shade).
7. – The full height and width a plant reaches when fully grown.
8. Planting – Plants placed around the base of buildings to soften the appearance of structures.
9. – Tall plants placed at the back of landscape beds to provide structure and privacy.
13. How well soil allows water to move through it.