| A sunny day with blue skies and only a light breeze--bit it is cold--only 23 degrees--and it has been quite cold. The ground is frozen, the ice on the ponds is getting thicker, and there is even a dusting of snow remaining from the light snowfall of late last week. Two plants with variegated foliage, a Maple with exfoliating bark and a Viburnum that still has its clusters of bright red fruits stand out in the winter garden. Under glass, the Lachenalia and Primula auricula season has started. |
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Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit plants indicated by AGM.
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