What Makes the Winter Garden Beautiful

A sunrise in the orchard

Ornamental Kale frozen in time

(A play on words with this festive Winterberry) Winterberried in ice

Or your two dogs just enjoying life on the terrace - romping and taking in the winter sunshine.

When you step into your  December garden ready to absorb nature, you're bound to find the landscape's true winter beauty. Just be careful of the snow and ice.

Enjoy this final day of December and may your heart always find this peace on earth. Happy New Year to all.

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Open Spaces

Where do you find your open spaces? 

A quiet place = open space.

Enjoy one of the many open spaces that are preserved for all to appreciate. 

 

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Setting the Pace

Welcome this first day of May - nature sets the pace for our landscape.

Even if you haven't turned over your pots and your soil...

In the corners of your garden, there is something blooming - let nature set the pace.

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Catching Up…

It’s been a bit of a bumpy winter for many, including me. While we are anxious to open the garden gates and welcome the longer days of spring... 

Anxious to open the garden gates and wait for longer days...

there's only a few more ducky things to chat about before everything melts from this long, cold winter. 

Even the ducks are wondering when the snow will melt...it is almost March 20th, 2015

Well, who knows? Rather than beautiful blossoms when the snow melts...

 

Doesn't this make you want to just get out and garden?

 

There's nothing more uplifting than a blossom in pink.

Hopefully we won't be uncovering something like this. 

 

It's been a tough winter but either way, we will be glad for March 20th, the first day of spring.

 

Get your curves and form ready, for your ‪#‎landscape‬ that is!

Just one of those collages to share while we countdown the remaining days until spring!

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