January Garden 2014 by durleybeachbum
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Description
A fairly grey sight, although there are quite a few flowers when you go out and look. The Witch Hazels are a joy, and the early camelias have started to flower. Some of last years annuals are still in bloom,such as Calendula, and the bulbs are coming up fast.
The blue conifer in the centre is a dwarf Abies, which is quite rare. It looks good all the year round.
It is A.procera glauca prostrata.
We have had only 2 days of frost, but it has been the wettest January since records began in 1910.
I am very fortunate to live in an area of excellent drainage, on sandy soil. Others , especially in Somerset, have had a really terrible time with the floods.
Comments (26)
A beautiful compilation. Your garden is really amazing. Thanks for sharing.
What a beautiful garden makes me long for spring.
Excellent !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very beautiful collection of photos - I think that the Pacific Northwest has had the driest January in a long time
Who needs flowers, when you have a garden like this - with beautiful colourful trees and shrubs, it's a paradise, so natural ... especially that blue Conifer and the yellow Bamboo and is that Rosehip fruit, on the right ? Wish we had some of your rain, it is still sweltering here ... around the 30C, daily ! BB
Truly you have a wonderful garden area. Beautiful collage of captures
Superb captures and collage Andrea. God bless.
Your garden is stunning at every season; this is wonderful!
What a joy to see! Those annuals better start making seed soon for this year!
Even without flowers your garden is a wonder. All it takes is 60 years of constant care I suppose. {;-> And that dwarf Abies is beautiful. If you wouldn't mind sending some of that rain our way. A severe drought was just declared throughout California.
You have had a colourful garden all year round!!
Your garden is very beautiful in all seasons, even in winter! :)
Very beautiful collage. It's always good to see some colours in winter.
Your garden is a joy Andrea - even in winter! We have had serious flooding in the Johannesburg area for the past three days. Ours of course is summer rain and the moment the sun breaks through - even for a short while, it is boiling hot with high humidity!
Your garden does you proud, Andrea, as does your montage! Clive
Your garden is a picture in itself all the year round.
very nice collage.
Stellar compendium of photos taken under mostly sunless skies, Andrea. Thanks to your green thumb, your vast garden appears to have been doing quite well in January.
seen all on the tele, Italy as well, was on the news, horrible!! you have the most amazing garden!!! brilliant scheme to have flowers all year round. looks fabulous!!!
I always enjoy your garden collages and this is very colourful to me! I was just thinking I could do one tomorrow and it would be 13 photos of snow and empty branches and would appear to be B&W.
Beautiful collage
Beautiful pic
A fine collection of shots, you have a lovely natural garden... it must be a pleasure heading out there no matter what the season.
Your garden still looks good mine looks a weather blasted mess.
I have arrived at your "January Garden" montage so I must be getting close to catching up. I enjoyed all 13 photos in zoom and your blue dwarf Abies is exquisite!!!!!
Aha .. the January Garden! I so looked forward to your "garden of the month" montages! So beautiful, I can never get over the amount of blooms and color you have in your winter garden! Ours of course is mostly whites and greys and blacks and browns .. beautiful in it's own way.