A few photos of our dusting of snow for Garden Tuesday.
I'm back with a few final photos of our snow. I'm afraid that this really might be the extent of our snow this year. Though I guess it is really too soon to say that, we had our huge snow fall from the blizzard of 1993 in March. That was not fun. Two feet of snow in a city that can barely handle two inches of snow!
This reminds me. I really do need to go cut some of these lenten roses (hellebores) and bring them in. They make such lovely cut flowers. I have had the resolution to keep fresh flowers on my dining room table at all times for the past couple of years. I had to let it go though when we got Luxie kitty. She liked nothing better than to drag them out all over the house, spilling the vase of water in the process. She's calmed down some, so perhaps, I'll try again.
Here is a full shot of one of my many nandina plants. I usually just focus on the leaves or on the berries, but here you get a full plant. It gets a tiny bit leggy at the bottom, but otherwise grows pretty evenly. I love it.
Eden Hills says
Beautiful images. I love that first shot of the fence!
DeniseinVA says
Your photos are fantastic, wonderful, such pretty scenes and the composition of each one is wonderful! Many apologies for being late to comment but I have not had much computer time this past week. Thank you for sharing with Today's Flowers, and I wish you a very happy weekend 🙂
Molly says
We have had similar here, a couple of little dustings but nothing more. The photographer in me would love a great pile of the stuff but it seems this year will not the be the year for that
Mollyxxx
Ann says
Please, I beg you, send some snow Down Under. Just a little will do.
Stella Lee @Purfylle says
I love to see snow photos - it's about as close as I ever get to seeing snow :o) I love those bright red berries amongst all the winteryness.
bettyl-NZ says
It may not be much snow, but it's enough to make your photos lovely!!
Mascha says
Beautiful photos, a little snow makes all so pretty!
Cats and vases... sigh!
Greetings from Germany
Liz says
Love the berries and actually that whole shot - so pretty.