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Photo of the Day: Manoir Jardin Féerique by Infinitum Photography & Design (TaskevdH)
It’s mid-December, and I’m still harvesting the greens in the beds)))
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It bores until spring.
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Beach Cabin on the Baltic Sea, Poland,
Peter Kuczia Architect,
Image Credits: Alek Pluta / nomadd-studio.com
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Snowdrops!!! The season begins!
Amazing the variations these little bits of green and white have.
Mid February in Catharpin, Virginia
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A mid winter treat - head south to find spring !!!
Leaping forward in time to a place filled with the scents and flowers of early spring is an absolute perfect way to fight the winter blues.
Love to be able to enjoy the sights and fragrances of flowering apricot, camellia, cherry, edgeworthia, daphne, sweet box, witch hazel, cauldrons of floating hellebore and the earliest of spring bulbs - daffodils, crocus, snowdrops and aconite .
At Pine Knot Hellebore Festival in Clarksville, Virginia
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Camellia sasanqua ‘Survivor’
Aptly named, this beauty produces an abundance of flowers from October through December, sometimes, if mild enough into January. The flowers are wonderfully fragrant, and, like the name suggests, it pulls through hard winter cold snaps without a problem. Early hard frosts will damage open blossoms, but, buds for the future blossoms are protected and will open during the next mild break in the weather.
A fitting selection to mark this gardener’s return to sharing the garden, and, the wondrous joys within.
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Winter came for a visit. Snow and ice encrusted landscape giving the gardener a beauty break from landscape chores :)
Mid December ~ Catharpin, Virginia
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A warm and gentle winter was certainly appreciated by these snowdrops. Earlier than usual, their show started early through mid January, and, lasted until mid February. Cool variations on these precious little things.
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For many gardeners, winter means a break from endless garden jobs and a swift retreat indoors to sit by a fire and ponder catalogs and planting plans. But imagine a glorious winter garden of color and texture.
The idea of “putting the garden to bed” or cutting back anything that looks dead or untidy isn’t necessary and robs much of the natural character of the winter garden. It also deprives birds of seed and beneficial insects of habitat. You should pull all the old vegetable garden waste and now-dead tender plants, but don’t cut back spent perennial stalks and grasses until they are beaten down and ugly.
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Plant of the Day
Sunday 3 April 2022
This cultivar of coloured stems Cornus sanguinea ‘Sifa’ (dogwood) starts greenish-yellow at the base but the finely-branched, upright stems finish as a rich red. The young growth is the most colourful and so is encouraged by pruning the old growth before bud burst in the spring.
Jill Raggett
TS4 Plant Nursery
The other day I dreamed of owning such a space IRL. Had to build it in The Sims 4, using a bunch of CC plants scaled up and down. Do you ever do that, try and rebuild spaces from your dreams in the Sims?
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