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Violas blooming on January 27, 2015
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Forest Garden Contents
- Choosing A Tree For the Garden
- Back to the Bare Bones
- Preparing For the Cold
- Winter Pruning
- Why I Love Those Plants of Ill Repute
- Tree Wisdom
- More Tree Wisdom
- Five Lovely Trees
- Wild Beauty
- The Trees in the Forest
- Forest Garden
- Why Do We Garden?
- Perma Culture
- Caladium
- Bountiful Basil
- Begonias, Begonias
- Hardy Begonias- “A Pass Along Plant”
- Camellias
- Like A Dusting of Snow: Sweet Autumn Clematis
- Crape Myrtle: One Hundred Days of Flowers
- Edgeworthia in the Garden
- Evergreen Ivy
- Ferns are Fabulous in a Forest Garden
- Figs
- Woody Flowers?
- What Is It, Anyway?
- Pass Along Plants, Ginger Lily
- Goldenrod
- Hardy Hibiscus
- American Holly
- “Miss Huff” Perennial Lantana
- Jewel Orchid In Bloom
- Ligustrum in the Winter Garden
- Oregon Grape Holly
- Moonflowers, Another Pass Along Plant
- Moth Orchid
- Just a “Split Second…”
- Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme….
- Pyracantha
- Southern Wax Myrtle
- Violas For Winter Blooms
- Vine Covered Trees
- Gardening in Raised Beds and Containers
- (Almost) Free Plants
- “Shopping” The Garden For Flowers
- Our Hunger
- Small Beginnings
- Planning That Happy New (Gardening) Year
- Plants Through the Post
- Delighted
- The Gift of a Snowy Day
- The Old That Is Strong
- Cypress
- Bringing Birds To the Garden
- Bees, Hummingbirds, Butterflies, and Dragonflies
- Bee-Friendly
- Creating A Hummingbird and Butterfly Garden
- Beautiful Bees and Flutterbys
- Butterflies Everywhere….
- A Monarch at Last!
- Hungry Caterpillars; What’s For Lunch?
- Eastern Black Swallowtail Caterpilliars- Revisited
- Where Have the Butterflies Gone?
- Painted Lady
- Hummingbird Moth
- Moths, So Beautiful, So Short Lived
- Love Your Local Beekeeper
- Making and Breaking Bread
- Beauty Where You Find It
- Summer Fireworks
- Weekly Photo Challenge: Object
- Back to the Bare Bones
- The Path: Continuing Into 2014
- Bare
- After the Frost
- A Golden November Day
- December Reflections
- A World of Color
- Paint the Sky: Tuesday Snapshots
- Appreciating the Earth: Tuesday Snapshots
- Color and Form
- First Signs of Spring
- Conscious Seeing
- Winter Sunset
- Frozen
- Wild Ice
- Snow Washed
- Nature’s Wisdom and Tuesday Snapshots
- The First Golden Dandelion Blosssom
- The First Blossom of Spring
- Families Gathering On A Sunday Afternoon
- Life on a Beach: Tuesday Snapshots
- Poetry
- About Forest Garden
- Good Bread: Sourdough
- PIckled fig recipe
- Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme….
- Bountiful Basil
- Celebrate the Autumn Harvest With Fresh Apple Butter
- Figs
Forest Garden 
The purple violas are so pretty in the snow. A light dusting adds such beauty to the landscape.
It does, indeed 😉 They were sheltered from most of it, and even the flowers survived the cold 😉 How are you today? We’ve been watching the coverage of Nantucket in horror. I’m so glad you are well to the west of the worst of it. Has the wind died down? Best wishes, WG
There is a light breeze, in the 20s and a cobalt sky, love that deep color. It looks like central MA got the most snow at 3′ and the coastal towns took a beating. The ocean is lovely in the summer, but in winter… Nantucket has deep pockets so I don’t worry about them as much as the poorer communities. Still, storms are serious business. Traffic bans probably saved many lives.
Thank you for the update, Eliza. It is always wonderful to see the cobalt sky after the storm passes. The air is so crisp and clean. I’m sorry to see so much disruption all up and down that area of the coast, and I’m so glad to see municipalities wising up with the curfews and travel bans. Saves a lot of heartache and expense. Best wishes, WG