A yard full of shimmering shrubs greeted me this morning after our ice storm last night.
The first glimpse I had was from my kitchen window.
The cedar branches supported clumps of ice and the last buds of my climbing roses, encased in ice, glistened.
The cedar branches supported clumps of ice and the last buds of my climbing roses, encased in ice, glistened.
The Last Buds of My Climbing Roses |
What leaves remained were also trapped in ice.
The Last of the Leaves Dripping |
The branches also looked beautiful encircled and dripping.
My gnarly Japanese Maple was not spared.
My neighbor's shrub was completely covered.
My Neighbor's Shrub |
The pear tree didn't escape the storm either.
Pear Tree |
I also had some non-greenery in my yard that was equally coated in ice.
My mailbox and the holiday greens and ribbon were covered.
My Mailbox with Holiday Decor |
The lamp post wasn't spared either.
Lamp Post |
I loved what the storm did to my garden architectural fragment.
Architectural Fragment |
Check out one of my truck's tires.
My Big Red Beast's Tire |
They are predicting another storm tonight. How greedy am I hoping for another snow day?
Kathy
Hi Kathy, I am a warm weather person and I can't say I miss the snow and ice since moving to Florida. Your pictures are beautiful! Check out my post about our trip last week to see how I like to spend Winter. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry