Vineyard Gardener
The weather pattern this February has my head spinning. We get snow, wind and very cold temperatures, then 50 degrees and rain.
Waking up Monday morning to a beautiful winter wonderland with light, fluffy, manageable snow was a real treat.
Last week's big snow left the ground covered everywhere.
Often, when weather forecasters warn of a big storm coming, the reaction is a bit of a "ho hum!"
Everything in weather world is relative.
The weather, like my family members (including myself), does not respond to criticism.
Last Friday’s snowfall was beyond beautiful. The trees were covered and all was quiet at first light.
It was so warm last weekend. I did not start a fire in the wood stove.
I stepped into the memory bank but could not find a year in the recent past when we had a white Christmas.
After last week's lovely weather, it was a rude awakening on Monday morning.
I had a large hoop house in which I stored garden-related items: tools, fertilizers, potting soil, stakes and ornamental pots.
I was curious about the phragmites in the center medians on the Massachusetts Turnpike.
