Snow is beautiful, especially when you don’t have to shovel it
Today ’s GPOD comes from Sandy Shumacher : I’m from Bismarck , ND , supposedly Zone 4A. I gainsay that after 45 year of the demise of several Zone 4 plant . This is my first part to what seem to be quite a comradery among GPODers . I ’m hop-skip we do have a white Christmas since all of our former snowfall has melted due to gracious weather . Therefore , I thought I ’d share photograph from my backyard from last yr at this sentence .
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The snow is so heavy on the Hetzi juniper it is arched over the gate mimicking its shape,
Back: Ure pear, Tolleson’s Blue Weeping juniper, a native Rocky Mt. juniper planted by the birds which I moved to this spot, Norway spruce.Front: Bourbon clematis, Russian sage behind Blanc Double de Coubert rose, Weeping Colorado Blue spruce, Filiformis arborvitae, Weeping Norway spruce.
