A rather tall grass, possibly Saccharum ravennae, also remains standing. It forms a wispy see through fence and acts as a back drop to the larger garden.
Most of the plants were still sleeping and the garden was very much alive.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Winter Mello
I stopped by Christopher Mello's garden when I went to Asheville the other day. One of the sedges I think, perhaps a grass, stands at the tail end of winter.
A rather tall grass, possibly Saccharum ravennae, also remains standing. It forms a wispy see through fence and acts as a back drop to the larger garden.
Most of the plants were still sleeping and the garden was very much alive.
A rather tall grass, possibly Saccharum ravennae, also remains standing. It forms a wispy see through fence and acts as a back drop to the larger garden.
Most of the plants were still sleeping and the garden was very much alive.
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2 comments:
Grasses look good. Boy, a lot of shovels.
Christopher is a man after my own heart ... he loves rusty stuff!
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