Monday, December 1, 2014

Hello, December-r-r-r!

We had a little snow Saturday morning.  It's still here.

I took these photos Sunday morning, but now, on Monday morning, it still looks the same where direct sunlight has not slightly warmed us during our clear sky days and nights. 

The greenhouse roof
 Native Oregon Grape - Mahonia
 Juniper
 Cotoneaster - the robins were waiting for me to leave


 Mugo pine 
 freeze dried hydrangeas 

 Frozen.
 The wreath is up by the front door.  We made it at my sister Laurie's Thanksgiving Day wreath workshop. 
This week we'll finish the decorating indoors, and Tom hopes to brave the cold and finish the out door light display. 

17 comments:

  1. Although I don't miss living in snow country, I enjoyed your pictures. Loved the ones with the red berries showing through the snow.

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  2. Beautiful wreath. Made me think we should do a wreath workshop with family here ;-) Sounds like fun.

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  3. Oh, it looks cccold!! I awoke my first morning in Maine to 12" of the fluffy white stuff......it sure was pretty, but it's not my favorite thing.

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  4. No snow in Hillsboro. Love your wreath. Always think I'll do a live wreath but never have. Look forward to keeping up with the Reeder family traditions this month.

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  5. The wreath is gorgeous. And I think the snow in the garden shots are as well--much easier to appreciate other people's snow. We had a foot of it for Thanksgiving, but it is all gone now.

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  6. on to winter now it's DECEMBER...no snow here but freezing temps each night then 60 degrees during the day and SUNSHINE!

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  7. We didn't get a drop of snow here in Bellingham but Ferndale, just a few miles to the north, they got three inches! I love your pictures and am a bit envious, since the snow makes such beautiful shots! :-)

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  8. You have as much snow as Minnesota!! Your snow is way prettier than ours:0

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  9. Nice snow and very good for photos. However, you'll lose it very quickly.

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  10. Nice snow and very good for photos. However, you'll lose it very quickly.

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  11. The icicles look a bit scary yet pretty as do all your winrery photos. Enjoy your prep time.

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  12. Looks like you got just a touch more snow there than we did. I am waiting for the deep freeze to end again. I'd much rather have rain than snow.

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  13. Snow makes the garden look so lovely! Your cotoneaster shots are especially nice! Pretty wreath!

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  14. Pretty pictures, but I don't miss the snow in New York, where I lived 1970-1975.

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  15. You really had a nice snow. It looks so lovely on the branches and berries. Still waiting anxiously here for ours. I love that white stuff.

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  16. It looks so cold, but aren't the pictures beautiful! Looks like Christmas there!

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  17. It may be cold, but you've really captured the beauty of the season.

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