I hope I get to move plants into these greenhouse setups.
Fast cars tucked in for the winter.
A pocket garden. I forgot to cut back the Butterfly Bush.
The river has been mostly frozen in my section. All that heavy rain and ice we got also flooded the lower yard. I noticed the Bobcat came through early morning once again (footprints in the yard were not filled in. It walks right below the bedroom window.
That’s my Willow tree the Beavers destroyed on the far left.
Sadly, there will no longer be Osprey or Eagles dining on their catch there. The upper limbs have all rotted and fallen to the ground.
I love how the soft pillows of snow sit on dormant gardens.
No clothes hung out on a day like this :)
Raised beds are loaded with hard neck garlic.
I try to push all snow toward the river/forest side. The melted snow will run downhill and feed the trees. This prevents ice from forming underfoot up towards the house.
My Elderberry both Native and Cultivated, Raspberries, Grapes
and assorted other beauties live here in this pocket garden.
More perennial grasses, Lilacs, Hydrangea, and others live here.
Brady went up ahead to check out the deer and bobcat tracks in
fresh snow. Always a nose in the air scenting his surroundings.
He loves herding the tractor, my head needs to be on a swivel.
Have a wonderful night or day.
Time to turn in, its been a very long day.
Eunice
Folsom Mill Studio/Eunice Miller 
It is definitely a winter wonderland out there. I’m glad there is a good blanket to protect plants from the deep freeze coming. Stay warm!
I’ve been enjoying our lovely snowy landscapes as well!
Beautiful scenes even if they do mean hard work for you.
It was but they are pretty trees with a powdery snow capped appearance :)
Beautiful photos. I love the snow, but we’re not getting enough in my part of Illinois. We got plenty at the beginning of the season, but it was all gone before Christmas.
I had hoped when the ice was almost gone a week ago that I was done lol reality blows in with -40 with windchill and 6″ to 24″ coming in on Sunday through Monday. 60 more days until it lets up and spring has sprung. So careful what you wish for lol Have a great night.
I know. I hope we don’t get that much here. A couple of inches is okay, but 24—yeah, no thank you.
I know exactly how you feel.
The snow is so pretty in your garden Eunice! 😁
Thanks. I try not to pile it in there so it melts in time to plant peas :)