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Frost in the garden and a bit of sun, turns the garden into a Winter wonderland.
When I was taking these pictures in my garden my puppy fell through the thin ice cover on the pond, lucky she was able to come out quickly. I wrapped her dry with a big towel and kept her with me wrapped in a fleece blanket. I was shocked as she is tiny (mini Maltese).
Have a great weekend all.
Big and beautiful, that’s how I describe the AMARYLLIS. In a time where very few plants are in bloom you can always count on the amaryllis. You can buy them as bulbs and grow them inside your house but they are also for sale in every plantshop in Winter, in a pot in bloom or as cut flowers. The red ones are very popular for Christmas but they come in many colours. I was given a bunch as a gift and I was very pleased with it. Just looking at them made me happy.
CORYLUS AVELLANA CONTORTA
SKIMMIAÂ JAPONICA KEW GREEN, IN BUD SINCE LAST AUTUMN
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SPINELESS HOLLY J.C.VAN TOLÂ Â (ilex aquifolium j.c.van tol)
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THIS IS HOW MY ALBIZZIA JULIBRISSIN LOOKED BEFORE IT LOOKED LIKE
THIS !!!
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