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Plant form and texture in the snow

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bonsai in snow

Photo: Tonda Phalen

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One of my favorite things about gardens in winter is the simplicity that it provides to aspects of garden design. I took this series of photos of plants in the snow to serve as a study of plant form and texture.

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Plant form and texture in the snow

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What is it, please?

Neat leaves

Thought this was a variegated hydrangea...

Mystery Bush