A winter tour, with the camera, around Our Garden@19 to capture some of the season’s shapes and silhouettes. This is an evergreen and topiary time of year, black and white pictures add to the wintery appearance.
Do you have a favourite winter shape in your garden?
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Outlines showing up well in the Winter Garden Brian.
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you are a braver man than I posting winter photos. My garden is looking soggy after all the rain. I hope to visit this year for the open gardens as I only live around the corner.
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I love the corkscrew shape of Harry Lauder’s walking stick and the red and yellow twig dogwoods against the snow. I expect you’ll be seeing spring bulbs soon. We still have 2 months to go for that.
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Such lovely shapes and features, Brian – I love seeing the bare structure of our gardens in winter too. Thanks for sgaring yours
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Thanks Cathy, I agree, it shows the benefits of planting the garden for all year round enjoyment.
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Beautiful. I love the shapes and textures of the winter garden. Did you train the wonderful cloud tree yourself?
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Thank you Chloris, I purchased it from a garden centre, it was on special offer! I do have to clip it twice a year.
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Lovely photographs. Shape is always important in the garden at any season but in winter even more so, especially if you are stuck inside with a cold/virus :(. At least I can still see my willows from the kitchen window. Amelia
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And very colourful they are.
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Some fabulous shapes and colours there Brian. Winter certainly has much to recommend it! Why does the top photo remind of Christmas pud?
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I will let you into a secret Anna, the holly is in next doors garden, he makes a good job of cutting and shaping it.
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