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Monday, November 17, 2014
Mid-November in the Garden
The garden takes on a sepia tone these days, covered in a bit of snow, and all the former flowers dried and brown. But I got out my macro lens to see what I could find. A very different look to the garden than the many colours I posted over the summer!
The beautiful feathery seed heads of one of our clematis.
Snow capping a Sedum.
Dried seed pods of a Ninebark shrub.
Remnants of the bright yellow Ligularia.
The tough stem of the Bear's Breeches still standing tall.
And one of the Sugar Maples I planted 15 years ago that's determined not to lose it's leaves!
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Beautiful....
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Linda :o)
I really like your first shot!
ReplyDeleteQuite beautiful in these early winter-late fall days.
ReplyDeleteEvery one is beautiful, but #1, my pick of the day. looking round US, snow has arrived big time.Take care on those gentle strolls. Jean.
ReplyDeleteThe first one is my favorite too, though all are beautiful. Every season has it's own beauty.
ReplyDeleteFabulous interpretation of the winter garden.
ReplyDeleteMore sepia toned than black and white and rather lovely too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! i love the clematis seed heads.
ReplyDeleteIncredible captures, especially that first one. I am now looking forward to our first snow so I can get out and get busy with the camera! :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are really pretty photos. There is beauty in any season.
ReplyDeleteholding on tight but winter will probably win out. gorgeous images, I can't wait for our first snow!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe some of these can be saved as dried flowers?
ReplyDeleteThat clematis picture looks just like mitosis!
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