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Frost at the Farm - 8am (photo heavy)

13 years ago

Our morning walk

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Front garden

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Off to the bridge.

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Sumac is red now...

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The ten silver maples along our lane.

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Our foot bridge...

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The flats in morning light.

Carex muskingumensis 'Oehme' - Variegated Palm Sedge

Japanese maple

Allium Ozawa

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Comments (5)

woodyoak zone 5 southern Ont., Canada
13 years ago
Frost here too (very early for us), but yours is prettier! :-)
dodgerdudette
13 years ago
Very beautiful 'bug !The first frost can be bittersweet-there is always something to enjoy in every season !

Kathy in Napa
missalice
13 years ago
These pictures are beautiful Marie!
saucydog
13 years ago
I love getting a glimpse of Phoebe on her walk, GB. She's looking quite mature, and her haircut suits her.

Bittersweet is a good way to describe the frost. I feel a bit melancholy over winter's creep into my garden, but I have planned lots of projects to fill my winter days.

Beautiful photos.

Saucy
michelle_zone4
13 years ago
Lovely photos 'bug. The first frost is always a little hard to digest but it does inspire me to begin garden cleanup. We've not had one yet, so its hard to start chopping at the garden.

Michelle

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