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| The Judy Horton Garden in Winter This ran January 22, 2004. Judy likes winter in California and celebrates it in her garden. Here dormant hydrangeas alternate with potted boxwoods. Brown leaves clinging to copper beeches add to the look. |
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| She even likes the brown, dormant Bermuda lawn (at right). She prunes back the climbing roses so winter light can flow onto the patio, where the twisted seed stalks of tall agapanthus remind that its winter. Stacked pots (below) wait for summer flowers near the garden shed. Being in California, not everything is dormant of course, including this agave in an old Bauer pot (below, far right). Judy's a garden designer and organizer of the Garden Conservancy tours in LA. |
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