The last time we visited Alicia Bacon it was December 2013 ( review your memoryHERE ) . A little over a yr afterward , she ’s back to partake what ’s going on in her garden now in the midst of wintertime ! She says,“We had our first measurable snow On January 9th so I went out to take some motion-picture show . When last we appear , there was a wad of talk about our work on make up our " privateness wall " on the west side of our place . you may see that we are still working on that!“More information in the captions . Alicia , that shed is adorable . And you ’ve motivated me to at last invst in some evergreen and a witch hazelnut this class . It ’s just so hard when you ’re standing among all the anthesis stuff and nonsense in the nursery in spring ! Be sure to give us another update this spring , will you ?
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This is our potting shed
One of the two raised beds
An Ilex verticillata ‘Red Sprite’ in the new winter interest garden. We plan on expanding this garden in the spring.
One of the new beds on the west side.
Here you get a bigger picture of what we have been doing. We aren’t finished – but I don’t think gardeners ever are!
A ‘Barmstedt Gold’ witch hazel getting ready to bloom in February.
