I'm beginning to appreciate the quiet that comes with the winer garden. I'm a tropical plant guy so it's hard to sit on my hands and let the winter cold pass through, but it's a nice break ahead of the busy spring garden season just a few weeks away.
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| Windmill palm, yucca gloriosa, and yucca "Silver Anniversary" |
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| Satsuma Mandarin Owari |
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| Chamadorea Microspadix overwinters in the garage when temperatures drop lower than about 28F |
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| I overwinter the queen palm in my dining room when nights drop below 30F |
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| This year I'll leave the Sabal Minor unprotected unless we have an night below 10F |
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| This potted windmill goes inside below 20F although it can handle colder. |
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| I will leave my cast iron plants unprotected |
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| Aucuba japonica add so much color to this shady spot all year long |
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| It's a HUGE aucuba! |
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| Hellebores bringing some flower power to the January Garden |
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| Variegated Cordyline adding a little fun to the pond area |
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| A light snow... the tropical plants are safe! |
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| My needle palm is very wind tattered, but hopefully it won't mind the cold! |
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| This was my living room! You'll see the queen palm has returned to it's indoor spot for the cold this week. |
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