(All “Quickies” are photos taken and posted the same day)
These photos were taken this morning about 8:30 AM in the Gardens at Waters East. - - 3.10.23. I was hoping that by this time of the year we would have had enough of the snow – I was wrong! Still snowing as I type this posting - - humm!
When I looked out the windows it was obvious - - the snow and cold are still here. Though I would like it to be gone, I will admit it really is beautiful especially when it is “fresh fallen” as is the case this morning.
Patio birdhouse
Whitespire birch
snow sculpture of the bushes
One learns not to hate the snow, but to embrace it as beauty. That makes it easier to handle in my brain.
Magnolia
Sun - while snowing
seedpods
interesting - snow on one of the patio pots
fencing
birdhouse for the smallest of our feathered friends
View looking South
The vines look like a sculpture.
Enjoy a few more photos from this morning.
After enjoying the snow
I headed back indoors to enjoy what is blooming in the house.
Geranium
Hibiscus - Hawaiian
Pretty snow in your garden. The nature makes beautiful pattern. I hope you will visit my blog too :)
ReplyDeleteYes the patterns are works of art! I do et to your blog once every two weeks. Nice!
DeleteThank you!
DeleteI love snow :) but agree that sometimes it is hard to appreciate. So spring will be late? When does it usually arrive? like when do the first flowers bloom?
ReplyDeleteI am hoping that by the end of March I will know that Spring is coming. The sun is already higher in the sky and more intense. The first of the many Spring flowers blooms in April.
DeleteYes, we got 6+ inches last night, which has melted down to about 3. Meh. Thanks for the colorful Geranium and Hibiscus photos at the end. :)
ReplyDeleteI had to post the Hibiscus - need something to remind me that one day the snow will be gone and the plants I brought indoors can again go outside.
DeleteBonitas imágenes de la nieve y muy bellas las flores finales.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
The snow forms sculptures as it builds up on the many different surfaces in the gardens. I like that look!
DeleteSnow, birdhouse and flowers. All in one :-)
ReplyDeletethat is me! Lots to see year round here at Gardens at Waters East. My hobby that has taken over my life!!! jaja
DeleteBeautiful blog
ReplyDeleteI have been doing this blog for more than ten years and there are some wonderful photos if you look over many of the postings over these years. I enjoy my garden and the surrounding areas that I hike.
DeleteLa nieve deja unas estampas maravillosas, para la fotografía es estupenda, aunque no sé si tanto para la vida diaria...
ReplyDeleteSon todas preciosas, la primera me gusta en particular.
Saludos!
I agree that the snow makes for interesting "sculptures". I like that but I also agree that snow makes life more difficult for those of us who love to be outside!
DeleteWe also had some snow on Saturday, but nothing like that!
ReplyDeleteI have had enough of the snow. Now the weather station tells us more snow Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Enough already.
DeleteUna bella nevicata! Qui è mancata e questa estate ne pagheremo le conseguenze quando non avremo l'acqua :O
ReplyDeleteTi auguro una buona primavera :)
NO water! That would be a problem. Hope you do get rain when the growing season starts.
ReplyDeleteHello, Nice to see you on my post. I love to see pictures of snow covered landscapes and you have some beautiful captures here, and I also likedthe frost covered window.Your indoor plants are soooo beautiful.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of the week.
All the best.