MY POOR ROSEMARY by popeslattz
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I'm hope she'll make it through being buried in the snow so long. We're supposed to get another foot tonight!
Comments (14)
Treasurer_and_Battle
How are the parsley, sage and thyme doing?
qrud
Really special view. Perfect done.
popeslattz
They're completely buried T_and_B. Not much hope for them... Thanks grud. The snow here is over 2 feet deep.
magnus073
Sorry as it appears you are really being covered by the snow. Hope you don't get the full foot predicted
Madbat
I hope you don't live on the east coast, it's supposed to get hit hard again.
Foto-Arte
Nicely done!
DEWoodward
Excellant capture!
zulaan
BEAUTIFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chipka
Amazing! Plants mostly buried always look so tenacious and defiant, and in this case, graceful as well. This is beautiful and stark in that way that winter is beautiful and stark, but there's promise in this as well. Snow and ice are just packaged water, maybe during the thaw it'll revive this lovely, hopefully stubborn plant! Gorgeous work.
thebags
Very pretty ... it is the morning after our second storm in less than a week. We are buried deep here in PA ... as I'm sure you are too. At least 40 inches total for the 2 storms. The winds are howling and today will be another big dig out day ... YUCK!!! It pretty to look at ... then reality hits you like a ton of bricks (or should I say snow) and you have to deal with it.
novelist
It might make it. Snow keeps the ground warmer, so, don't give up until spring.
kasalin
Excellent !! Looks great :) Five stars !!!!!!!!!
faroutsider
I'm sure she made it (what the heck, I'm only 6 weeks late...)
e-brink
A superb 'snow composition'. I love it when snow rearranged the landscape and creates mini worlds like this.