
When I first moved to the Northwest in January of 1980, I was thrilled to discover it was already spring. I believe many fail to appreciate the subtle beauty of a long slow spring (lasting up to 6 months and sometimes bypassing summer altogether). Walking through the
Winter Garden uplifts the spirit and is an activity I look forward to each January.

From witch hazel

to
hellebore
to plants too mysterious and fantastic to
identify, what more could a "virtual gardener" ask for?
I'm sure some actual gardener out there knows the above plant.
Mystery solved! Thank you Karen.
Now back to the studio for some actual weaving.
1 comment:
Hi Bonnie...I think this is Garrya elliptica also know as fringe tassel. http://www.laspilitas.com/plants/322.htm
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