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A little sun yesterday and the anemone blanda look A little sun yesterday and the anemone blanda looked happy! From Greece, it probably gets tired of our Northwest rain!
Black cap chickadees are getting ready to nest! Black cap chickadees are getting ready to nest!
Harbingers of Spring! Some of the larger crocuses Harbingers of Spring! Some of the larger crocuses!
Snowdrops and hellebores! How wonderful that they Snowdrops and hellebores! How wonderful that they bloom at the same time. They mostly like their blossoms hanging down which makes sense when you're at risk of being covered in wet snow!
Excited that Loree Bohl will be speaking at the Ma Excited that Loree Bohl will be speaking at the March 1st Evening Garden Club meeting!
More lovely hellebores. This one is a seedling fr More lovely hellebores. This one is a seedling from Marietta O'Byrne's wonderful line called Painted Doubles. #hellebores
Robin amidst the hellebores - a sign of hope that Robin amidst the hellebores - a sign of hope that Spring will come!
Silver thaw in Corvallis this morning. #yuletidec Silver thaw in Corvallis this morning. #yuletidecamellia
Snowdrops are small but mighty! It just takes a f Snowdrops are small but mighty! It just takes a few years for them to multiply into drifts #snowdrops #winterflowers
A great way to enjoy the variety and intricacy of A great way to enjoy the variety and intricacy of hellebore blossoms! #hellebores #cutflowers #winterflowers
Amazing color! And this isn't flowers, it's new g Amazing color! And this isn't flowers, it's new growth on Hebe 'Pink Elephant' still looking good this morning after last night's temperatures dipped into the mid-20's.
Glass ornament made by my friend Sara. I like how Glass ornament made by my friend Sara. I like how the green echoes the moss on the trees this time of year.
Happy hellebore on a sunny afternoon. It's going Happy hellebore on a sunny afternoon. It's going to get much colder and possibly snowy next week!
Daphne odora 'Maejima' soon to open it's fragrant Daphne odora 'Maejima' soon to open it's fragrant blooms. The scent from Daphne odora travels so well, we often notice it on walks around the neighborhood.
Dripping hellebore petals! Guess that's why they Dripping hellebore petals! Guess that's why they like to face down.
Red twig dogwood really stands out in the winter. Red twig dogwood really stands out in the winter. This one is a variety called Hedgerow's Gold that has very attractive variegated foliage in summer. It gets pretty big even if cut back in Spring to encourage fresh new red stems.
Manzanita planted in my son's garden. It doesn't Manzanita planted in my son's garden. It doesn't resent in the least that he NEVER waters it. Given to me as a tiny plant by a friend so I don't know the variety but these are the flowers in early February!
It seems there are more birds in the garden in win It seems there are more birds in the garden in winter. I doubt that is true. They are just easier to spot with less foliage. Here a black cap chickadee!
A coral tinged hellebore seedling. I love the war A coral tinged hellebore seedling. I love the warm color! I am more careful to deadhead hellebore flowers before they seed than I used to be as it can be a chore to remove the hundreds of seedlings that come up. On the other hand, with the time and space to grow some of them on, it's fun to see the variations that turn up!
Cheery, tough little winter aconites were buried u Cheery, tough little winter aconites were buried under yesterday's snow but perked right up as it melted. These grow under a hydrangea that is leafless now. They go dormant so don't mind the shade when it leafs out. The foliage is pretty until then.
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