I'm surprised we haven't had any snow, yet. Not that I miss it!

We're bare ground too.
And I love it.

Barb

A week or so ago. All melted.

Aaron, what a picture! Love it! Thanks for a gardening work you have been doing there! Beatiful!

Hi Aaron.....your yard looks like it has a LOT OF WIND! Any plant which survives your yard is hardy in my opinion. 8)

It does in the winter and spring, hard too keep branches on the trees from all growing on one side. 😆 The wind has caused a death or here in the garden. Because of the protection in town, somethings grow there that I can't seem too grow out here. Like pumpas grass. 😡

Aaron, wow, haven't seen a shot from that angle before.
You've done so much to define the outdoor spaces...very very nice.

Obviously a labour of love.

Yup, can imagine the wind howling there.
But the open skies are worth it.

Barb

Yes...a labor of love. I wonder how the next owner will love it. 😆

Thanks, it's been a lot of fun. 😀

Aaron, what a picture! Love it! Thanks for a gardening work you have been doing there! Beatiful!

Very nice of you, thanks! 😀

wonder how the next owner will love it.

Is your place for sale?
Or did you mean in 50 years or so? 😆

Barb

wonder how the next owner will love it.

Is your place for sale?
Or did you mean in 50 years or so? 😆

Barb

50 years or so. 😆

We got down to 31f but snowed all night and we have heavy but fluffy 1.5 inches of snow... a few towns south of us have 4 inches.

Here:
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Goji Berry holding on to some green leaves:
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Arbutus unedo
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Yucca gloriosa variegata
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Sequoiadendron and tiki
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Sabal minor pics
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The Edith Bogue;
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Yucca glauca hybrid
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Yucca elata from above
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Bamboo weighed down by the snow
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Yucca elata, again
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Post your first snow garden pics!

We got some last night too, not quite as much as Adam shows, but close.

My place in Sydenham got NAILED though, snow day for those lucky bunch.

You can see my Miscanthus bent to the ground in this one:

And to the right here you, of course, see a lovely Magnolia grandiflora 'Edith Bogue' all wrapped up for a zone 4 winter!

Ugh, looks heavy and close to melting. 😀

Adam how long has that Goji been in the ground?

Thanks for the pics, guys.

Barb

Usually I'm in the snow belt. Glad to see I only have a scuff of snow vs. Adam. But Adam will have the last laugh when his palm huts come down 3-4 weeks before mine and go up 3-4 weeks after mine...

Tim, that might be true.
Barb, the gojis have been in ground now three years, flowered but no fruit yet. Getting quite tqll and woody.

gojis have been in ground now three years,

Could it be you need 2 to get fruit?
I'll watch its development with interest.

Looks like you've selected a good spot for it...probably grow there but not here.

Barb

Barb. I have at.least four gojis

Hope they. Aren't all the same sex

No snow here but I hafta' share this.....Always a fear of mine!!! Stay warm and safe everyone!!!!

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