Garden Photos - Part 46

Thanks Pat. I try to choose plants that will provide winter interest - berries, evergreen foliage, interesting structure, exfoliating bark, etc.

Thanks Pat! Glad to share. I'm gonna post some more in a few. Just gotta upload the pics from my memory card.

Karen

Here are more pics in my yard from today.

Karen

Rabbit hutch under spruce.

Deciduous azalea

Let's have a tea party!

Thermometer reads 40, but I think it's colder than that.

Anyone for a swing?

Time to relax on the hammock.

Full Moon JM

Creek in our back yard where the sump pump empties out from the cellar.

The pond that the creek drains into.

Patches.

Patches in action.

Patches in action #2

Weeping white pine. Well, it's not really the weeping variety, but the snow is making it look that way.

Nice view.

Another nice view.

View of our house from the back.

Patches again.

And again.....

Patches in action #3.

Patches in action #4

Japanese lantern and barberry.

Barberry berries

Closer

Birch trees.

The End

Thanks everyone - unfortunately my sister lives in South Carolina, so I won't get to see that cutie as often as I see my other nieces

Great pics. We didn't get that much snow. I even got out for a bit and ran to the store. The roads were good

Love the ears in 'Patches #2'
Great snow shots.

Thanks Jan and Anita.

Karen

No garden to see, but the birds have been busy. I posted this in the bird forum. They were so busy eating they acted as if I was not there. I was sitting two feet away. Some even were running around by my side!! Amazing...

Great shot, Anita. He sure is a cute little thing.

Karen

Victor I need to borrow that huge weeping tree of yours for our halloween decorations!... very cool

great set of shots NFD

love the birdie Anita

Nice bird shot, Anita. Cool snow series, Karen.

Love the shots of Patches in the snow, the last one is very cute idea, LOL. Nice birdie shot too Anita. They have been loading up since I filled it again this am. Lots of deer tracks all around.

Patches is too cute! Love the floppy ears! My airedale goes out for one minute, & the snow sticks to him like glue! Huge icy globs of snow all over the house! This is my last dale! My pointer comes in & she's just a little damp---one swipe with a towel & she's good to go. Nice snow photos, all---any color is sorely welcomed.

Snowing harder now. What happened to those nice 50 -60 degree days just a little while ago? I liked that much better. Tomorrow we start back towards spring. Hope it comes early.

This one is from our front garden, taken by Sammi after the ice storm on the 12th.

I don't think I'd like to sit on this bench for a while.

I'm way behind here!

Robin, I agree. I forgot that as well, that there still are regions and why one makes it one place but not the other always seems odd to me. And the Juncos...!! They are very mad at me now as their feeders are under snow where I'm house sitting at. But, they're just going to have to deal with it. I tossed a bunch of seed on top of the snow, they should be ok.

Karen, Patches and his adventures is soooooo cute! What a dog. Great pictures, thanks for the "story" I really like the creek picture.

Victor, I love the frozen pond pictures. That beech tree does look creepy!! Great pictures. My nandina broke under the weight of the snow and is now one quarter is previous height. When the snow melts, and I find the top, I think that I'm going to try to do surgery and put it back together. I've managed that onve before with a katsura tree, seems like it should work with a nandina.

Candyce, what beautiful river there. Definitely avoid the bench.

Ngam.... the same goes for your bench! But, it looks so pretty.

I hope that I didn't miss anyone!