My yard in the winter snow showing the benefit of growing evergreens that give shape and shadow to the winter garden. The round shape of clipped box contrast with the spiky sword shaped leaves of phormium and cordyline.
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February 2009
03/02/2009
SNOWDROPS
Snowdrops living up to their name in the garden centre in rare snow in Devon today.
Snowdrops are really worth planting especially under shrubs where they can be seen nestling in the snow. Always buy snowdrops growing in pots or as dug up plants 'in the green' as the dried bulbs you buy in packets in the autumn never grow as well. There are a wide range of varieties including double flowered snowdrops.
