Song of the Solstice . . .

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Lighting the Longest Night
Snowy-Stairs-â“’-michaela-medina-thegardenersedenAnd Welcoming Winter’s Soft Beauty …
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Crystal-Crusted Maiden Grass
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Sunspots and Snow-Blasted Birch
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Ice-Laced Viburnum Branches

Stonework: Dan Snow

Garden Design & Installation: Michaela Medina Harlow

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6 Replies to “Song of the Solstice . . .”

  1. Michaela

    Happy holidays, Lynda! The vine is Japanese Moonlight Hydrangea Vine (Schizophragma hydrangeoides ‘Moonlight’). It has stunning, variegated foliage. Blooms are similar to the Hydrangea petiolaris. There’s also a very light pink flowering cultivar. This is one of my favorite, self-clinging vines. xo M

  2. Elona

    I have recently discovered your blog and must tell you your photos help satisfy my longing for the silence and solitude nature provides. These photos have a spiritual aspect that helps nourish my soul. Thank you so much.

  3. Deb Weyrich-Cody

    Hi Michaela, finally getting a chance to catch up; I hope your Solstice & Christmas were just grand! Guessing you got the same heavy, wet storm that went through Ottawa (judging by how your shrubby junipers look like something out of Captain Nemo’s garden; ) xo Deb

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