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| Things have changed a bit from yesterdays post ! |
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| So much snow cover , I 'm having trouble remembering ….what is under there. Oh yes Bamboo ! The drooping cable is more worrying . |
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| Arctostaphylos before I swished it with the broom . |
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| Not worried so much about the grasses and perennials , but all the big heavy shrubs along the fence…now where are they. I've been darting in and out , as I suddenly remember : Cistus 'Alma ' Rosemary and Pittosporum 'tall and tough' … lets hope so. |
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| Completely bent to the ground Eucalyptus camphora . |
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| The little shed looks quite sweet ! Haven't checked on my Bonzai collection sitting on the tree stump yet. |
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| I think that's Saccharum ravennae , maybe it will pop up again . |
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| The Eucayptus after a little brush up. It did die back the first year I planted it , so I'm hopeful for recovery ! |
Wow, it looks like you got more than we did. The bamboo here is completely covered. I can only see a mound.
ReplyDeletePhilip, Shocking amount of snow :(
DeleteOh my, your snow sure is beautiful but I hope your plants aren't damaged by the weight of it. We got five flakes that blew away.
ReplyDeletePeter, I'm afraid to see what's under all that snow.
DeleteOh gosh, that first photo of your light fixture is just fabulous! And ya, I'm having a hard time telling what big white mound is what plant too...
ReplyDeleteLori, Mean Philip knocked the snow off the light …"too heavy it will break "…
DeleteOh dear, that cable. I hope your plants don't get any serious damage from the snow.
ReplyDeleteEvan, Probably I damaged them more with my broom handle swishing.
DeleteYou got way more snow than we did. Your garden looks gorgeous, but I'm crossing my fingers that your plants don't suffer.
ReplyDeleteLaura, I hope not like the snow storms of the past, I lost so many plants :(
DeleteGreat pictures of the snow. Although I think I would have stayed indoors. When you live in Florida long enough, winter is for other people.
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