SNOW NOW
The garden looks so different under its blanket of snow; I don't think we will get much more but I will keep an eye open that the snow doesn't weigh down the branches of Mick's Rhododendron; if it does I'll knock some of the snow off....it's a very special plant to us and is Mick's "baby".
I hope all the ladybirds and other beneficial insects are keeping snug and warm in the ivy on the fence!
I love the fact that we have summer flowering Busy Lizzies and Begonias in bloom on the windowsill; with the snowy background outside I should call this photo "Summer meets Winter"
Because of the weather and lack of compost I had to make do with sowing Mustard and Cress as my gardening project for today!
A bit of fun with my Amarylis photos
5 comments:
Hi Ruth...thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving a comment:-) I always enjoy "meeting" new people!! I had heard there was a Sudbury in England too, how lovely is that?! I've just read some of your posts and have thoroughly enjoyed them all...your flowers are just gorgeous!! Take good care of yourself and stay warm:-) Hugs xox
Hi Ruth
Your Snow photo looks good enough to be a postcard, Oh I hope the branches dont break on Micks Rhodo! bush hope you take some photo's of it when its flowering. ((((Hugs)))) to you both
pea... what an unusual name... okay ...those are lovely sno-fotos ...& I didn't realize you had a pond ... I love fishies ... also I hope frost hasn't destroyed anything you can't take indoors ...
okay, take care
Gledsx
Lovely photos!! Looks like the garden looks great in all weather!! :o)
Thanks all.
jeanette; there will ceratinly be pics of the rhodo probably May sometime.
gw; I'll have to post some pics of our fish when the pond thaws; there are a few on an old post...
http://ruthjen.blogspot.com/2006/08/fish-pond.html
if you want a look
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