Today Barbara Owen is sharing some photos with us.
People may be tired of winter and looking for photos of spring, but even when a blanket of snow is covering the sleeping garden, there is still a lot to see.
With our climate becoming more unpredictable, sometimes the snow surprises us too early and the colorful fall landscape is dramatically transformed.
The trees outlined with delicate lines of snow
“Winter lace”
‘Lady in Red’ hydrangea (Zones 5–9) with snow blossoms
A long-clawed snow monster looks to come inside.
In the snow, footprints tell of a rabbit party on the patio.
The snow creates sculptures out of a rock wall.
Empty pots wait for spring.
The snow simplifies and highlights the view, clearing the drawing board for new ideas or rearrangements in the garden.
A light snow blanket highlighting the patterns along the path and the rain shadow under the trees
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