On the Tribeca terrace planted a few months ago, the
Edgeworthia papyrifera has developed flower buds that will stay all winter (I hope!) on the strangely succulent-like branches, and which will open in pre-spring, to perfume the garden.
Below, the
Camellia 'Winter's Snowman' is in full bloom in three places on the terrace, even after some very serious winds burned the maples' leaves to a crisp.
The
Fargesia rufa (clumping bamboo) below is still green and shows no signs of being nipped at the edges.
On the Tribeca terrace planted a few months ago, the Edgeworthia papyrifera has developed flower buds that will stay all winter (I hope!) on the strangely succulent-like branches, and which will open in pre-spring, to perfume the garden.
Below, the Camellia 'Winter's Snowman' is in full bloom in three places on the terrace, even after some very serious winds burned the maples' leaves to a crisp.
The Fargesia rufa (clumping bamboo) below is still green and shows no signs of being nipped at the edges.
sweet.
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