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Archive for January, 2009

Despite the Ice and Snow

Chimonanthus praecox and Hamamelis vernalis flowers were open today even though they were clothed in ice.

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Spring Flower Highlights

What a beautiful day!  The bit of snow sparkles in the sunlight.   The air is fresh and clean. A perfect day for a walk in the Winterthur Garden.  If you are out and about in the garden, especially along the March Bank, you might enjoy having this guide to early spring bulbs. We have copies [...]

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We are excited to have a very special speaker for this year’s Bank to Bend lecture. Fergus Garrett, Head Gardener at Great Dixter, will be sharing the history and current status of the world famous garden he manages near the South Coast of England. The write-up as it appears on our website: Bank to Bend [...]

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Worth the Cold

Updated Images Winterthur was dusted with snow today. The sky cleared at dusk and the temperature began to drop – another weather change and pretty sunset. The temperature dropped last night and is supposed to be trending downward over the next two days. The cold makes a walk in the garden a little less attractive, [...]

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Alone in Paradise

I spent the day in the office working on fun things like the historic automobile display in May and exciting new topics for Wednesdays at Winterthur. By 4:00, though, I was ready for some fresh air so, camera in hand, I headed out to the garden. Nothing quite like having a 60-acre garden all to yourself!  [...]

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Updated Images On our 2nd Saturday Walk in December, I told a hardy group of members that Winterthur had something in flower, outdoors, every month of the year. It is remarkable that plants find a way to produce flowers even in the coldest months. Many of these plants have adaptations that allow them to tolerate [...]

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