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Winter in the Garden

I have to be outside every day—even if it’s just for a few minutes—or I feel restless. There’s something about connecting to the earth that calms and soothes me. Although there’s not much to do at this time of year, I’ll use any excuse to head out to the garden. Speaking of excuses, how about taking pictures? I often bundle up and head out with my digital camera to search my property for something interesting and unusual. Here’s what I found on my last excursion…


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oriental chive seed head


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winter sky


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lambs ears


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nigella foliage


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yakusimanum rhododendron bud


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tansy

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Marion Yaglinski has nurtured an ever-evolving garden on her own little acre in Southeastern Pennsylvania since 1992. Her property in Delaware County is certified by the National Wildlife Federation as an official Wildlife Habitat. She is a Master Gardener with Pennsylvania State University's County Extension Program in Delaware County and also volunteers at Longwood Garden’s plant shop.


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