A more abstract view of this morning’s icy conditions.
January in November – Impressions
Category: Perennials
Herbaceous perennials I grow.
Bloom day scans: Fuzz and foliage
Not much flowering around here now. A few violas. Thought I should capture some of the foliage and fuzz before they’re gone. Expect mostly seedheads and buds for the next three months.
Grass, driveway bed
Ornamental grass (a passalong, don’t know the species) in the bed along the driveway. Up close, then moving out.
I love how ornamental grasses curve and curl as they dry this time of year.
More frosty pix
Must. Not. Obsess. Over. Early. Results.
Fortunately, I have a relaxing hobby.
Pix from frosty morning last weekend…
Asian pear. Compare with frost-edged two weeks ago.
Birdsnest spruce.
Verbascum. Rosettes of foliage are a plus for biennials in fall.
Potted violas. These have been flowering continously since early spring.
Grass seedheads look frosty even after the day warms.
Fall color: Sarracenia purpurea and Vaccinium macrocarpon
OK. Back to gardening for awhile.
These two water-garden plants are at their best now.
