Japanese windflower
Sunday, two days after the six or so inches of snow, it was still cold and sunny. After Oscar and I took an afternoon walk in the neighborhood, we toured the garden. Not much color, but some lovely forms. Winter interest, my teacher at the Morton Arboretum said.
He waits while I frame a shot.
Red twig dogwood
Blue spirea
Rose hips, species unknown (from my grandmother's garden)
Conifer, species unknown
Northern sea oats
Sedum, Autumn Joy
Wood aster
The berries are real! From Trader Joe's; I'm glad they are still so bright.
Ahhh, such beauty if one looks.
ReplyDeleteBeauty all around and that sweet doggie waiting patiently for you to finish.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely garden you have. I'm really enjoying dried flowers this year - something I didn't always pay attention to in pre-blogging days.
ReplyDeleteI love the colour of the rose hips.