Ice
Ice covered farkleberry bushes
Oak tree
Joe-pye weed
poke berry stems
Evening primrose
Labels: ice, winter weather
posted by Gardens-In-The-Sand at
2:26 PM
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We're still getting this winter weather! Very unusual... when making the forecast, the reporter talked about "first ice storm in ten years"...
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Thursday, February 13, 2014
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About Me
- Name: Gardens-In-The-Sand
- Location: Macon, Georgia, United States
Gardens in the sand is an exploration of xeriscape gardening. With much of the state declared a disaster area due to the drought of 2011, dryland natives assume an ever greater role in an unwatered sandhill garden.
Links
- Native Florida Wildflowers
- Florida survival gardening
- Randy Hyden's Life Blog on the Post Oak Savanah
- Backyard wildlife connection
- Using Georgia Native Plants
- Georgia Butterflies
- A Rescuers Guide to Georgia Native Plants
- southeastern flora
- The Natural Web
- The Deep Middle
- Southern Meadows
- Green Gardening Matters
Previous Posts
- 2 inches of snow
- More Winter Cold
- Polar Vortex
- Happy Christmas!
- After the freeze
- Goodbye Summer
- Indian Summer
- some additional middle October pictures
- Garden Bloggers’ Bloom Day – October 2013
- Sunflowerz n stuff
- Main page of blog
2 Comments:
Looks like you got a lot more ice than we did north of Atlanta. Great ice photos!
We have been watching your Polar Vortex on our news, you certainly have had it very cold! Your ice pictures are beautiful but stay warm and safe!
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