Frosty December Mornings

Posted on December 10, 2015 by

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One reason of several I love leaving perennials standing during the wintertime is because of the interest they create, especially during frost and snow! The heavy frosts we’ve had in early December created really neat effects in the garden!

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Joe Pye Weed
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Frosty Lawn
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Virginia Sweetspire
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Bee Balm Seed Head
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Bloody Sorrel
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Coral Bells
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Coralberry
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Conk Growing on Tree Stump

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