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winter garden

comments (1) December 22nd, 2009 in gallery
Clivia Clivia, member
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Aronia (chokeberry) bush
Aronia bush in contrast to miscanthus, and foliage of balloon flower and black eyed susan.
Cardinals outside my kitchen window are entertaining to watch.
 I zoomed in on trees during a snow storm.
snow on chokeberries
Aronia (chokeberry) bush Click the image to enlarge.

Aronia (chokeberry) bush


Winter can be beautiful in the garden.  Red pops out in contrast to white, grey, and brown.


posted in: The Gallery, winter garden

Comments (1)

BeyondAGarden writes: Beautiful colors! Posted: 9:42 pm on January 1st
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