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Plumes of Muhly grass in the sun.
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We had another few inches of snow overnight four days after the first snow fall, and although not as pretty as the first, it has been cold enough to stay on the ground until the past few days. After the sun came out I went out to the garden to record its passage. Some plants really do look great when bowed and covered in snow!
The plumes of Muhly grass catching the light as they bend from under the snow are lovely, as are the dried stems of my 'Autumn Joy' Sedum peeking our from the waves of snow. My 'Color Guard' Yucca looks fabulous nestled in its snowy blanket.
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Sedum 'Autum Joy' peeking out from under the snow.
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Yucca 'Color Guard'
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There is an austere beauty to winter with its subdued colors, and the weird snowy shapes could almost be abstract paintings. Nature's capacity to captivate and astonish is endless!
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Hoary Mountain Mint.
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The long bed in the back yard.
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Japanese maple 'Bloodgood' with deer barriers.
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Our neighborhood with the Blue Ridge Mountains in back.
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