Our garden has grown enough to be fairly attractive in the winter. I enjoy the evergreen foliage, especially the purples and reds. We have several flowers blooming now, Camellia, Hebe, & Primrose; the Hellebore should start soon.
Hebe 'Alecia Amhurst' with a dusting of frost. The Humming Birds are enjoying the flowers.
One last Hydrangea flower, also dusted with frost
A little bug-eaten, but the Primrose flower is still a delight to find blooming.On January 5th the Association of NW Landscape Designers and the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon are sponsoring a lecture and garden tour of winter gardens; in the morning Roger Gossler and C. Colston Burrell will talk about the winter garden and then the afternoon will be spent touring winter gardens.
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That Hydrangea looks stunning! I looks like a flower made of sugar.
You're right about the primrose a little on the beaten side but they're still nice flowers.
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