Winter Garden
I LOVE SNOW!!!
posted by Gloria at 5:11 PM
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
About Me
- Name: Gloria
- Location: Chicago, Illinois, United States
If you have read the book 'Noah's Garden' by Sara Stein then you already understand a lot about my gardening habits. If not, I am a wildlife habitat provider with a easy does it inclination to native plants. No sprays ever. Compost is my friend.
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6 Comments:
I can see why you love snow! These are great photos, especially the shot of your lawn furniture through the arbour (and with the hydrangeas all bowed down by snow. Lovely.
You lucky girl. I love snow too. I wish I had some. Your garden looks so pretty all flocked like this.
Your garden is beautiful covered in snow! More snow on the way today!!!
Great Pics! Wanted to say thanks for shooting the "tip" to Garden Rant about my blog. I spoke with them tonight and they will be running a story in a week or so.
If you ever want to drop a line and talk Fukuoaka I'm at robert@somedaygardens.com
Thanks again!
Jodie,thank you. I so love your winter snow pictures.
Lisa, I'm trying to remember are you in Indiana? Have you had snow yet?
It actually rained after all that ice the other day. Now it looks pretty sad out there.
Thanks Chris!
Beo,I will look for you at Garden Rant. So you moved to wordpress,I will have to change the link to your blog.
As for Fukuoka he is a hero. I came to his point of view late in life although the path was short, can you image being 25 and making such a radical change from his education in modern methods.
Check out this earlier post
"do-nothing method of natural farming"
Yes Gloria, I am in SW IN. We have had one little snow this winter. We often get another snow or two in Jan and Feb.
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