There is a blizzard raging outside ... my herb garden is totaly buried ... at least the dwarf cryptomeria in the center is still standing (this tree -- at bottom left -- is about 10-12' tall). We've had such a battering in the past week I just can't get in the garden mood ... so will return soon.
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There is a blizzard raging outside ... my herb garden is totaly buried ... at least the dwarf cryptomeria in the center is still standing (this tree -- at bottom left -- is about 10-12' tall). We've had such a battering in the past week I just can't get in the garden mood ... so will return soon.
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It has been a lot of snow this winter I have to agree. I have been out in the garden sometimes even at night shaking the snow off the Thujas as I had a lot of damage leaving the snow on in 2003. It's kind of fun though. So the gardening mood can be maintained during winter as well :)
Posted by: Absco | March 01, 2010 at 02:38 AM
Everyone should be in the mood to encourage people to get out in the snow and carefully brush the globs of snow and ice off of their plants, especially their broadleaf evergreens. The Rhododendron that I brushed off looked quite grateful the next day. When I found them, they were bent over sideways.
Posted by: Sharyn | February 11, 2010 at 08:54 AM
I'm starting seeds that may never become garden worthy plants - just to have my hands in potting soil.
It has been the most wintery winter ever!
Posted by: Martha | February 10, 2010 at 09:33 PM