This variegated boxwood looks like it has become the perfect little whipped cream conehead!
The view across the woodland garden hardly looks like Atlanta
Crataegus "Winther King" has been the star of the photo show with all of this winter's snow.
I always think of Nandina as a Southern plant. It certainly doesn't look that way in this shot.
It's hard to imagine that the pond will be filled with tropicals in a couple of months!
Thuja "Rheingold" is not looking happy! Something tells me she's going to need some clever corseting with some discrete wires for the spring.
In the greenhouse, this ancient Rex begonia doesn't care about the snow outside!
Fresh Thai chili peppers, anyone?
A little cycad and some "Toe Tickler" grass in pots seems the quintessential greenhouse photo!
So beautiful, the pond is especially nice in the snow.
ReplyDeleteAs if I needed another reason to dislike 'Rheingold'.
ReplyDeleteLes, I couldn't agree more. It continues to live just to spite me!
ReplyDeleteI am always surprised, when I assess the winter damage, by what plants made it & what plants bit the big one. It is in the mid-50s in Portland & it seems that the bananas lived through the big cold snap, but not the lavenders.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of one zany winter!
Love your blog, young man.