I'm glad we had this light snow before the latest hard freeze killed a lot of foliage and some late blooms.
It laid graciously on the stems, trunks, leaves and buds, thereby transforming the garden into a winter wonderland.
New this season were some splashes of color juxtaposed on otherwise green-black -white tapestry.
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Mediterranean palm, Clematis montana, Escalonia
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Japanese Forest Grass
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Potager
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Clematis montana leaves just started to turn yellow at the end of the month.
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Japanese Aralia flowers remind me of some fancy dessert.
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Giant Tetrapanax leaves were weighted down but didn't lost their shape right after the snow.
Today, two days after the snowfall, they look pretty miserable.
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The folding chair, a $1 parking lot sale find, suddenly became a star of the garden with its bright egg-yellow back!
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Mondo grass
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Who won't shrivel: it's Araucaria.
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Fuchsia Double Otto
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Japanese Maple Deshojo
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Giant Magnolia brownish color looks good!
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Lacecap Hydrangea 'Princess Lace'
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Native Western Sword Fern (Polystichum munitum)
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Blackberry
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Rose Regensberg Floribunda
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Berberis thunbergii 'Maria' (Gold Barberry)
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Quiet morning was interrupted by a windy burst.
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Monarda
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Burning Bush
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Scilla peruviana
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My brand new Desert King Fig tree
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Hydrangea Endless Summer
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I see three seasoms in the picture above - green summer, yellow fall and white winter.
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Alyssum was still blooming before the snowfall.
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Sedum Autumn Joy
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Fuchsia Dollar Princess
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Japanese Aralia
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I brought my brand new Abutilon inside for the winter. I hope it'll be happy here.
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Stay warm my friends! !
***Copyright 2014 TatyanaS