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Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

By Ronniejt28 @hurtledto60

It’s been quite a while since I’ve stepped up to the plate when it comes to photography challenges, so I was excited to feel stirred into action with this new monthly challenge.

I have just scraped in this month.  Today, Sunday, is a very dank and drear, which makes taking photos even more of a challenge as the soggy lawn squished under foot, however these capture the garden in winter at the end of January.

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

My spring pots, full of daffodil and tulip bulbs, are poking through a little early.

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

The damp trunk of the Sambucus Nigra Elder.

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

Pieris ‘Forest Flame’

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

Skimmia

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

Erysimum
Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

Cornus – Dogwood

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

Fresh Sedum leaves

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

A rather damp north facing border

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

Back to the side patio and the flowering Jasmine scrambling through the Fatsia Japonica

Garden Photography Challenge : January – A Winter Garden

Like a couple of bookends, my spring pots on the side patio from another direction.

If you are interests in joining in check out Small blue green flowers where you can find all the details.   Next month, February is ‘monochrome’.


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