But last night (and this morning) we got snow. I should probably make it clear, in case I haven't made it clear enough in the past -- I really really hate snow. No, I mean really. I hate driving in it, and I hate walking in it. I know there is a broken hip just waiting for me in the future. But I figured it would add a little something new to the pictures, and lately I can't resist taking pictures.
As I headed out to take these, Nigel called out "Don't fall on yer arse!" I was so touched.
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| This is exactly my reaction every time I see that nasty white stuff. |
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| Carex 'Ice Dance' isn't doing much dancing |
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| Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snow Queen' looking regal |
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| Mahonia 'Charity' |
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| Hardy Geranium |
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| Weeping Alaska cedar |
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| Weeping Alaska cedar have deliberately droopy branches that make it easier to bear a burden of snow |
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| Native sword fern |
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| Agave americana |
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| Trachycarpus leaves weighed down (before I gave them a good talking to) |
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| Although the snow should melt in a couple of days, I shook the snow off all the branches |
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| Yucca 'Bright Star' not burning very bright at the moment |
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| Arbutus unedo 'Compacta' |
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| Technically bare branches don't count as foliage |
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| My paperbark maple is holding onto its seeds |
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| I actually considered doing a Foliage Follow-up post with nothing but pictures of moss, since it's so ubiquitous out there. |
Foliage Follow-up is hosted by Pam Penick who writes the blog Digging. There will be lots more links to posts of foliage at the link.
