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Now that the snow finally melted in the garden and our yard it’s time to get outside and clean up the garden.
There’s lots of dead foliage from last fall to cut down or remove.
The above photo is of a Crocosmia seedpod. I actually took the photo in the fall. The seeds wouldn’t have stayed in the pod this long! Not with the wind we have here in Toronto.
Have you started cleaning up your property too?
I use this old canister as a garden ornament. I forgot to bring it inside this past fall and now it’s just covered in snow!
I sure hope that it doesn’t rust!
Frost, ice and snow cover the last of the rose leaves.
This is a photo that I took in my garden near the beginning of January after we’d had a huge snow storm. I went outside in the morning and everything was so beautiful … you know that silence that falls after a snow storm. The dense snow seems to muffle sound leaving a profound silence all around. This is especially strange when you are in the heart of a huge city!
A happy bumble bee gathering pollen from a Malva Sylvestra flower.
In the fall the bumble bees were happily enjoying all of my flowers that were still in bloom, gathering the last of the pollen for the year. It’s amazing how many bumble bees a small garden can fill up with on a nice autumn day. I’m glad bumble bees are calm and don’t mind being photographed.
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