We got another dump of snow last night. Look at that piled up snow on the lawn swing!!
Our winters seem to be getting colder and we are also getting more snow than in previous years. We,here in the Fraser Valley, are considered to be zone 7 (0 to10 F, -18 to -12C ) but I think from now on when I shop for perennials I'll make sure they are hardy to zone 6 (-10 to 0F, -23 to -17C ).
Hopefully I won't have too many plants that don't survive this winter.
Sorry about yesterday's post and just to prove that we're doing fine here we are__ my DH and myself with Callum (oldest grandson) and Kate ( oldest granddaughter).
Thanks for visiting today, Granny M.
That is serious snow indeed!
ReplyDeleteLooking good Granny M!!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness you are getting a lot of snow! We're supposed to be -10F Saturday night and they just posted a Winter Storm Watch for Saturday. I plan on staying inside.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful photo of you and your family. It's so nice to have a face to go with the words on a blog.
Blessings,
Betsy
I forgot to say that I love all of your houses. They're so pretty sitting on the shelves.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
We are experiencing the opposite of you as far as winter weather is concerned. We're used to snow in mid-November that lasts til mid-April. We remember our children wearing snowsuits over their Halloween costumes and Easter finery! January always brought many days of -10 to -20 degree temps, but no more. We get snow but not the piles and piles of old and thankfully the temps are more mild. We've returned to many a frozen pipe after being away for Christmas. Global warming I guess. Glad you are all safe and well and doing fine. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteLove this picture and very glad you're all OK. Chris
ReplyDeleteIt's just the opposite here - much warmer than usual and still no snow!!!
ReplyDeleteThe family-photo is wonderful! You all look very fine and lightful and peaceful and wonderful! Big compliment! Thank you !
ReplyDeleteHere still we have rain and all snow is going away, what a pity!! But we have to live with the weather, also all the creatures. I hope, your plants will survive.
I guess you got lots of snow!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to see you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo, I love it :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of snow - take care and keep warm, Mxx
I would love to have snow!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Happy New Year!
That is a lot of snow! We seldom get any. That is a great pic of you and your hubby and grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteOh, so much snow!! Take care and best wishes for a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
ReplyDeleteTitti
Enjoy the snow! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteNo worries about saying you had a rough day or week! You all look lovely ❤ I have noticed that BC winters are much colder than before!
ReplyDeleteThe snow is so pretty and we're enjoying it. But I do wonder about some of my plants out there. Spring will tell. Happy New Year!
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