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Road Salt Is Killing Your Garden — These Plants Survive

Road salt can quietly damage gardens along roads, driveways, and sidewalks, especially in winter. In this video, I share salt-tolerant perennials and ornamental grasses that stay healthy where other plants struggle. Every plant featured here grows in my own garden, and I’ve been very happy with how they’ve performed over the years. 🌿 What you’ll learn: Why road salt is such a tough, long-term garden stressor Which plants tolerate the saltiest conditions closest to pavement Which plants do better set slightly back from the road How to place plants for a healthier, lower-maintenance landscape This guide focuses on perennials and ornamental grasses for roadside and driveway gardens. 👍 If this video helps, please give it a thumbs up 📩 Subscribe for more practical gardening tips Happy gardening 🌱 Natalya Bloom Gardening with Friends #gardeningtips #SaltTolerantPlants #RoadSaltSolutions #CurbsideGardening #LowMaintenanceLandscape #WinterSaltDamage #InlandGardening ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 Intro – Road salt as a hidden garden stressor 00:39 How road salt affects plants & soil 00:48 How plants are grouped by salt tolerance HIGH SALT TOLERANCE (Closest to pavement) 01:09 Daylilies, Hemerocallis 01:52 Sedum 02:38 Blanket Flower, Gailardia 03:05 Yarrow, Achillea 03:33 Catmint, Nepeta 04:14 Montauk Daisy 04:49 Switchgrass 05:05 Additional high salt-tolerant plants (Armeria, Dianthus, Russian Sage) 05:30 Russian Sage 05:58 High salt tolerance plants recap table MODERATE SALT TOLERANCE (Set back from pavement) 06:17 Pink Muhly Grass 06:54 Alliums 07:29 Lavender 07:50 Globe Thistle 08:10 Hellebores 08:28 Red Hot Poker 08:47 Moderate salt tolerance recap table 08:57 Final thoughts & planting tips 09:35 Wrap-up