Lately, I have become obsessed by winter interests in the garden. For some reason, as I advance in years, winter lengthens, while summer seems to become ever fleeting. Consequently, as I look out into the garden on these winter/spring days, my eye finds solace in the bark, the form of the plants, and yes, the flowers.
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Crape myrtle, yes beautiful flowers, but also outstanding bark-titude. |
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Osmanthus delavayii as it is meant to be. Gracefully sprawling a spread of four feet with oh such precious fragrant white flowers. |
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| This time of year is time to pay homage to the hellebore. |
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| A friend of mine suggested placing a hellebore in a hanging basket. So instead of looking at drooping flower heads, one can at this angle, see the lovely insides of the flower. Oh, JOY! |
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