I’d like to wish everyone of you (except Alex) a happy and healthy holiday and thank you for reading my nonsense throughout the year. This blog is an incredible creative escape for me and I thank you all for your fantastic comments along the way. I am ready, with your help, to take on yet another winter and will continue with my promise to not complain about a thing.
John
Haha, I’m still wearing flip-flops down here in NC.
Merry Christmas, John! 🙂
Popping in to say Merry Christmas!! I love the snow pics ~ even in winter a garden is still so interesting.
Merry Christmas! Your snow is very impressive! Wishing you a fun filled Holidays with your family! Cheers, Jenni
Kyna – I judge happiness by when I can wear flip-flops. Merry Christmas and enjoy your warmer weather … bastard.
Mel – Merry Christmas to you too! We actually have pretty warm temps here – upper 50’s in NJ – so can’t complain!
Jenni – Happy holidays and my best to you and yours (love that saying)!
I live in Toronto, Canada..
No snow here …
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!
Same to you and can’t wait to see where your new “fearless” gardening takes you next year 🙂
All of your pictures are fabulous! Merry Christmas you and your family!
If that doesn’t help with Christmas spirit… one would have to be dead. Beautiful snow images!
Merry Christmas!
These are beautiful snow images. Happy holidays to you and your family!
wow, your images are gorgeous and your blog looks great…..i really love the bigger pictures!!
merry christmas, i hope you have a wonderful holiday!!
ps….what did alex do??
Merry Christmas John. Your garden looks lovely in all that snow. To another great gardening year in 2012! Cheers!
Great snow photos! I love the grass photo, but also like the ones of the kids trudging to their snow-covered swingset. Who doesn’t want to go down a slide and land in snow? 🙂
Guild-rez – Happy holidays to you up in Canada!
Scott – enjoy the heck out of the holidays!
Bonnie – thanks and happy holidays!!
Ms. A – you are too kind, happy holidays to you and yours!
Gillian – right back atcha!
Debbie – merry Christmas to you too! Glad you like the larger images. Alex is a good friend and we bust on each other relentlessly.
TBG – Cheers to you and yes, bring on 2012!!
Soapbox – Thanks for the props! Happy holidays and here’s to more snow.
Happy Holidays to you! Popping in with my first comment just to say how much I love reading your blog and look forward to watching your big project unfold!
All the best,
Michelle in New Brunswick, NJ
Merry Christmas to you and your family!
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Top photo has got to be one of your best this year. Kudos!
Happy holidays
Merry Christmas.
Holidays gives time for gardenblog-surfing and I found your blog when searching for Iris Sibirica. Here in Denmark I have the same challenges as you have: wet clay, deers. I agree with you that Iris Sib. is the perfect plant for these conditions. I have gathered 15 different and hope that all of them will bloom in 2012 – some of them for the first time in my garden. Another favorite of mine is starshaped Daylilies.
I enjoyed visiting your blog and will return during the next season.
Happy Holidays
Berit from “Irishaven” – Denmark
These photos are just fabulous! Snow – wow!
Living amongst the red dirt and lime-green spinifex of the outback Australian desert for so long makes these images almost non-sensical!
Thank you :))
Michelle – Thank you so much for reading all along!! Hope you had a fantastic holiday. Here’s to 2012.
T&B – merry Christmas to you too! And thanks for all your kind comments along the way.
Allan – thanks for the kind words and hope you and your family had a great holiday!!
Sherlock Street – merry Xmas to you too!
Berit – Thrilled to have a reader from Denmark! And always good to know someone else has the same gardening issues I have. Anxious to see how your Iris Sibirica do in 2012. A fave of mine too.
Tara – Thanks for stopping by and the kind words. No snow yet this winter but it will be here soon.