Show Menu

BLOG
Jenny Rose Carey
Photo Journal
Northview Gardens
Garden Inspiration

Before You Garden…

English gardener transplanted into American soil

Posts tagged dogwood

Snowy garden on March 21st! Wasn’t I meant to be planting peas?

By JennyRoseCarey on 2015-03-21

Follow Blog via Email

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Help me find…

Recent Posts

Unfurling and Uncurling -Spring growth
Welcome spring – trees breaking bud
More Witch Hazels for winter into spring bloom
Top 10 favorite garden witch hazels for spring bloom and fragrance
Snowy garden on March 21st! Wasn’t I meant to be planting peas?
Philadelphia Flower Show 2015
Touches of Color in the Winter Garden

From the Compost (Archives)

From the Compost (Archives)

From the Seed Sorter (Categories)

From the Seed Sorter (Categories)

Instagram - @northviewgarden

Witch Hazel ‘Rochester’ flower in the colors of the sunrise - backlit to highlight the translucent ombré petals and raindrops. This was taken a couple of days ago and today we have snow forecast. These are tough flowers and wonderfully fragrant #witchhazel #witchhazelflowers #rochesterwitchhazel #witchhazelrochester #hamamelis #rochesterhamamelis #hamamelisrochester #northviewgarden #winterflowers #inmywintergarden #springinwinter #flowers

Snowdrop underside of this frilly double flower - protected from the snow that is forecast to arrive later today. Bees were working the snowdrops last week when it was warm but otherwise I cross-pollinate my favorites with a little paintbrush. You can see the orange pollen #snowdrop #doublesnowdrop #undertheflower #inmygarden #januarygarden #winterflowers #whiteflowers #northviewgarden #pennsylvaniagarden

How delightful to have outdoor flowers in the winter - this so called Christmas Rose is really a Hellebore - Helleborus niger in the buttercup family at this wonderful private garden in Maryland #christmasrose #helleborusniger #buttercupfamily #whiteflower #winterflower #januaryflower #marylandgarden #januarygarden #yellowstamens

Chimonanthus praecox or Wintersweet is named correctly for its fragrant flowers. Often needs a protected place near the house in the mid-atlantic region. This private garden contains an amazing collection of Wintersweet #wintersweet #chimonanthus #chimonanthuspraecox #januaryflowers #winterflowers

Witch hazel ‘Orange Peel’ on a warm January day in Pennsylvania. If you look closely there is an ant crawling at the top of the flower #northviewgarden #hamamelis #witchhazelorangepeel #hamamelisorangepeel #plantsofinstagram #january #winterflowers #insectsinflowers

I just found this snowdrop today in my garden. No name - just one of my random ones. Love it - early with unusual green marking with what looks like a yellow tinge #galanthus #snowdrop #northviewgarden #januaryflower #mygardeninwinter

‘Vesna’ witch hazel unfurling on a strangely warm January day. Beautiful color combination #northviewgarden #vesnawitchhazel #hamamelisvesna #witchhazel #hamamelis #januaryflower #wintergarden #orangeflower

Galanthus ‘Colossus’ - nice patch of snowdrops in the winter sunshine under a beech tree - in the 50’s and 60’s today #northviewgarden #snowdrops #galanthus #galanthuscolossus #januarygarden #mygarden #wintergarden #gloriousshade

Promise of Spring at the beginning of Winter. Snowdrop spears pierce the chilly soil. An unnamed but lovely early snowdrop with little green upside down heart markings on the outer petals #northviewgarden #snowdrops #earlysnowdrops #winterflowers #januaryflowers #winterblooms #gloriousflowers #unknownsnowdrop

Misty January morning at Northview Garden- Wilmer Atkinson editor of the Farm Journal planted this Japanese Maple tree many decades ago. It has been enjoyed and admired by thousands of people. A reminder to keep planting trees for future enjoyment of others. What tree are you going to plant in 2020? #plantatree #northviewgarden #januarygarden #mistygarden #japanesemaple #favoritetree #planttrees #plantingin2020

Happy New Year 2020 from one flower lover to another. Wishing you a year full of your favorite flowers #happy2020 #happynewyear2020 #bestnine2019 #ayearofflowers #gloriousflowers #myfavoriteflowers #favoritecolorflowers #favoritecolourflower #pinkflowers #pinkypurpleflowers

Some of my favorite 2019 travel moments - mostly in gardens or Flower Shows. Happy 2020 to you. Looking forward to the New Year - Cheers! #jennyrosecarey #2019 #travel #gardentravel #bestof2019

Northview Garden colors for the year made using Year of Colour app. A bit brighter than last year with some fun vibrant colors - colours! #northviewgarden #yearofcolour2019 #yearofcolor #yearofcolour

Northview Garden Best Nine 2019 with KewGardens, two views of Northview, Jenny Rose Carey at Stourhead with her favorite color Rhododendrons, A beautiful snowdrop in the center, Broughton Grange in Oxfordshire, Yellow Witch Hazel, Chilean plant at Chelsea Physic Garden and finally Alliums at the Chelsea Flower Show - altogether 17,023 likes. Thank you for your likes in 2019. Wishing you all a very Happy 2020 #northviewgarden #bestnine2019 #2019 #ayearinpictures2019

After the rain - Northview Sunset Garden with Yellow Yucca, russet Japanese Maple leaves clinging on contrasting with the dark green of the evergreens including spruce #northviewgarden #sunsetgarden #aftertherain #decembergarden #wintergarden #mygarden #pennsylvaniagarden

Winter Champagne Witch hazel wishing you a very Happy Christmas from our garden to yours - with best wishes for the holiday season #christmaswishes #happychristmas #winterchampagne #witchhazel #witchhazelwinterchampagne #winterchampagnewitchhazel #northviewgarden

Welcome to the first day of winter! A photo series of patterns in the frozen rain garden at Northview Garden - 18 degrees F this morning #firstdayofwinter #icy #pebblesinice #icypatterns #northviewgarden #wintergarden #winterice

Trafalgar Square by day and night. London is great at this time of year but be ready for early nightfall #trafalgarsquarelondon #london #nightfall #nelsonscolumnlondon #decemberinlondon

Blog at WordPress.com.