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A Little Light Fog

Garden Path
Heatherwood Japanese Garden

A little fog in the morning adds interest to my morning strolls through the garden. Colors seem to pop out while the background is somewhat blurred. What lies around the corner? What is behind and beyond the trees and shrubs?

We only have a few of these mild winter days left in the horizon. In a few days the temperatures will drop down to -7 degrees at night and highs will be only in the low single digits. I hope that the sudden severe drop in temperature will not harm the garden!

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For Mary

“Mary’s Bright and Shiny”
Heatherwood Summer

This post is for you, my Dear! Remember when I asked you what you wanted in our new Heatherwood garden. You said, “Something Bright and Shiny.” Here it is, just for you. Our Cherry Allee lines a field of bright and shiny perennials and shrubs. One blooms and fades, another follows right behind. Your special garden provides interest from spring through autumn. It even has its own winter interest with spent hydrangea and perennial blooms, grasses flowing in the wind, bright red berginias and yellow-twig dogwoods. Sitting rocks at the top are placed so we can enjoy gazing over the landscape together. The garden is designed and constructed for your daily enjoyment. Happy Anniversary!

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