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The poor little dogs froze when they went out this morning. We went from temps in the lower 80's over the weekend to 24 degrees this morning.
AI: Picea orientalis 'Spring Frost' is a slow-growing, upright oriental spruce with a broad pyramidal or conical habit. It is notable for its bright lemon-yellow new growth in spring, which gradually matures to dark or medium green foliage through the summer. This dwarf conifer typically grows 5 to 10 feet tall with a spread of 3 to 6 feet over 10 years, making it suitable as a small specimen tree or for rockeries. It thrives in full sun to part shade and prefers moist, well-drained soil. The striking yellow new shoots provide seasonal interest and contrast against the darker interior foliage, offering a low-maintenance, visually appealing evergreen option hardy in USDA zones 4 through
Photo by F.D.Richards, Washtenaw County, Michigan. Creative Commons Copyright CC BY-SA 4.0
Basic Slip Stitch Heel Sock from Wendy Johnson knit from Cherry Tree Hill Supersock Select in Spring Frost colorway
God gives us beauty and pleasure, but reminds us to treasure and protect it We went from temps in the lower 80's over the weekend to 24 degrees this morning. All of my happy plants in the garden must be frozen. I did try to cover the most tender of them - like the bleeding heart.
Slip Stitch Heel Basic Socks by Wendy D. Johnson. Decided to try using the Braid Pattern for the leg of this sock from Elizabeth Ravenwood's Braided Gem Socks from Carol J. Sulcoski's book, Knitting Socks with Handpainted Yarn.
AI: Picea orientalis 'Spring Frost' is a slow-growing, upright oriental spruce with a broad pyramidal or conical habit. It is notable for its bright lemon-yellow new growth in spring, which gradually matures to dark or medium green foliage through the summer. This dwarf conifer typically grows 5 to 10 feet tall with a spread of 3 to 6 feet over 10 years, making it suitable as a small specimen tree or for rockeries. It thrives in full sun to part shade and prefers moist, well-drained soil. The striking yellow new shoots provide seasonal interest and contrast against the darker interior foliage, offering a low-maintenance, visually appealing evergreen option hardy in USDA zones 4 through
Photo by F.D.Richards, Washtenaw County, Michigan. Creative Commons Copyright CC BY-SA 4.0
Slip Stitch Heel Basic Socks by Wendy D. Johnson knit from Cherry Tree Hill Supersock Select in the Spring Frost colorway.
Basic Slip Stitch Heel Sock from Wendy Johnson knit from Cherry Tree Hill Supersock Select in Spring Frost colorway
Slip Stitch Heel Basic Socks by Wendy D. Johnson knit from Cherry Tree Hill Supersock Select in the Spring Frost colorway. Decided to try using the Braid Pattern for the leg of this sock from Elizabeth Ravenwood's Braided Gem Socks from Carol J. Sulcoski's book, Knitting Socks with Handpainted Yarn.