Enjoy the breathtaking photos of trees, bushes and shrubs taken in my Winchester City yard this morning. Last night, as icicles formed on the grill, I knew the town would wake up under ice. I said a little prayer for all the travelers and emergency responders and anxiously waited for the winter wonders to be revealed in the morning!
I wasn’t disappointed. The city awoke to a most beautiful scene this morning.

Unfortunately, we had a River Birch snap, so we’ll have to work hard to save it. Perhaps we’ll call it Stumpy for a few years. Luckily, I can call the Frederick County Extension Office Monday morning for trusted guidance.
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Trees/Shrubs shown in order of appearance:
Aristocrat Pear (Anderson's), Crepe Myrtle X 2 (Costco), Cypress (
Milam's), Coral Bark Japanese Maple "Sango-Kaku" (Webers), Mugo Grafted on a stick (Webers), & Japanese Hakuro Nishiki Willow (
Meadow Farms).
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Wow what a pretty sight. Natalie have you ever heard of place in just outside of Winchester called Shawnee Land?