a few winter flowers
Witch Hazel (hamamelis mollis)
Wallflower (erysimum)
Euphorbia
Primula
more witch hazel
posted by Silvia Hoefnagels . Salix Tree @ 8:51 am
Windywillow
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Witch Hazel (hamamelis mollis)Wallflower (erysimum)EuphorbiaPrimulamore witch hazel
Windywillow
About Me
- Name: Silvia Hoefnagels . Salix Tree
- Location: ...in the country, Ireland
My name is Silvia (also known as SalixTree ), I live in the Irish countryside. I write and illustrate children's books. I like to garden, cross stitch, crochet, and read fantasy books.
What was growing there yesterday?
- Dona Nobis Pacem
- Maple colors
- Faeries paint the garden red
- Wet October Bloomday
- Spider webs everywhere
- Hips and Berries
- William glows in the morning sun
- September Garden Bloggers Bloomday
- Rainbow Sunflower
- Sunflowers
8 Comments:
It's good to see some winter flowers as they always cheer us up. My witch hazel is about to flower too.
A Blissful 2009, Silvia!
These are nice winter flowers, Silvia - don't think any of them grow around here but I had wallflowers in Illinois and remember the lovely scent.
Happy 2009!
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
What lovely pictures to brighten my winter day. Thanks so much for the witchhazel pictures. I wish I could find some growing around here, but I haven't found any yet. I'd love to see their winter blossoms.
I love to see Witch hazel this time of year, cheers me up. The snail however, does not!!
These are spectacular! Hope all is well with you as it seems the world is very topsy turvy these days.
I'm glad I found your blog today, and now I am going to visit your cat blog and your art blog.
Cats, art and gardens, all so important in the scheme of things.
A wonderful array of winter colour and scent.
Are there any spring flowers yet?
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