A Rose in November is a lovely sight.The rest of the garden is starting to go into the winter slumber.Only the Viburnum Tinus continues with its mixture of flower buds, flowers, and blue/black berrys. As usual I am late planting the spring bulbs.Its always too enticing to stay indoors and look outside when its bitterly cold. The dying back garden has a rugged wild charm, and I am loathe to cut it all back just yet. The seed heads have formed on some plants and they will look stunning when covered with icy frosts or snow. This Fred Loads has a few more buds on it yet, so this may not be the last Rose of 2008.
A Rose in November is a lovely sight.The rest of the garden is starting to go into the winter slumber.Only the Viburnum Tinus continues with its mixture of flower buds, flowers, and blue/black berrys.
As usual I am late planting the spring bulbs.Its always too enticing to stay indoors and look outside when its bitterly cold.
The dying back garden has a rugged wild charm, and I am loathe to cut it all back just yet.
The seed heads have formed on some plants and they will look stunning when covered with icy frosts or snow.
This Fred Loads has a few more buds on it yet, so this may not be the last Rose of 2008.