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Autumn at The Willow Garden

comments (5) November 2nd, 2009 in gallery

bungei bungei, member
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Morning Frost
Vivid colours amongst leafless trees.
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Morning Frost

Photo: S. Bryson
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Frosty mornings such as this don't usually happen until near the end of October each year. Many shrubs retain colourful foliage much later than the deciduous trees.


More Information: My website - The Willow Garden, Antigonish, Nova Scotia
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bungei writes: Marnpoo....our birches do make quite a nice backdrop for the rest of the garden. They seem to have some interest all year. Granted , they do have the rather nasty habit of dropping branches of various sizes during windy days, and also have roots that tend to intrude upon garden beds. We take the bad with the good! Posted: 10:29 am on November 12th
Marnpoo writes: I am so envious of your birches! They have such a wonderful presence, give real punch to the other colours in your delightful, serene woodland garden. A lovely vista. Posted: 11:11 am on November 11th
bungei writes: We do have "grounds"...that sometimes means we are never quite caught up. It is also quiet and peaceful. One needs to try and appreciate these fall days, even knowing the snow may soon be flying. Posted: 2:39 pm on November 10th
ifonly writes: Oh my - you have GROUNDS! And they are lovely. Posted: 5:24 pm on November 5th
fairytalel writes: It looks so soft, quiet and peaceful!!! Posted: 7:03 am on November 3rd
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