The Greenhouse,

is about growing matters, focusing on my greenhouse and potager. I grow mainly vegetables, herbs and spices but flowers have their given place too. From seed to table, this is the nursery for my living food, we cook a lot of delicious food and I say a potager is the cook’s best friend. The greenhouse makes it possible to grow essential, colourful, warmth loving fruit and vegetables even in this climate such as tomatoes and chillies. My main blog is Tyras Trädgård/Tyra's Garden. View my profile

Monday

Late November....

......and all the wonderful colours are gone. But now you can enjoy the structures. You can see the structures of the garden, trees and landscape, unobtrusive yet dramatic features. The frost turns all things into something interesting, the glass windows of the greenhouse gets fantastic 'roses of ice' and the leaves gets edging of crystals. The sun is low over the horizon especially up here in the north and that makes the colours soft and gentle.
The greenhouse in Tyra's Garden early morning, late November.
'Roses of ice' on the glass windows of the Greenhouse.

Crystal edging on the wintergreen leaves.

Someone lit up my Greenhouse! It's the morning sun of course. Early morning late November.

Looking forward to Advent, to light all the candles, have a glass of Glögg (spiced warm wine) served with ginger biscuits and blue cheese..... hmm cosy

Don't be a stranger, write something! / TYRA

17 comments:

Anonymous said...

Vemodigt och vackert.

Anonymous said...

Jag tycker ditt växthus är vackert i vinterskrud, det ser ut som om det vilar - precis som snövit som sov i sin vita boning.... vackert Tyra, vackra bilder. Ha det gott 8`)

Meems said...

Tyra: I absolutely adore your greenhouse photos. you have captured the soft light so well in that first photo... it like a postcard! i like the sound of lighting candles and ginger biscuits... mmm-mmm good.

Anonymous said...

Gorgeous! Och jag längtar så jag nästan spricker tills jag får börja julemysa nästa helg! Jag ska hålla mig. Jag har varit nära att hänga upp min lilla snöboll i fönstret men jag ska stå ut.

Har korrat lite

Kram

Unknown said...

Love the photograph of the ice roses Tyra! Here today it's 15 degree C and foggy--not normal November weather, but nothing is 'normal' anymore, I guess.

Catherine said...

Hi Tyra,
That's what I like about November & winter, you can see the structures in the garden, & the bone's...that's when I get all of my idea's for next year's garden! :) Beautiful photo's! Your greenhouse looks beautiful in every season!! I Love the Ice Rose's~great shot!!

Meems said...

Hello Tyra,
you asked about the pumpkin bread i featured on my post from Thanksgiving... just wanted you to know i have posted a copy of the recipe on my blog.

everytime i see your beautiful 'winter in the garden' photo i think it should be designed into a Christmas card.

thanks for stopping by ... always love to hear from you. have a wonderful day.

Anonymous said...

Så vackra bilder du tagit. Lyckats få fram just det där morgonljuset som jag tycker är så underbart på väg till jobbet vissa morgnar.
Ha en go´dag
/Karin

Mark said...

Hi Tyra,
Thank you for the visit and your comments,I love your green house it is stunning.Enjoyed looking through the rest of your site,beautiful pictures.The aricula goes really well inside the green house. If you don't mind I would like to exchange links and feed with you.

Cheers Mark

Naturegirl said...

Tyra what an absolutely magical cozy space!! I dream of having a greenhouse!I get a quiet serene peacefull feeling imagining myself inside the space! That morning glow
is stunning!!
Thank you introducing yourself to me ...my ~snow roses are mini roses and the one stronger pink
is my last ~Queen Elizabeth~
A pleasure to have come by! hugs NG

Giddy said...

Hi Tyra,
I found you on Lost Roses site and thought I'd drop by for a peek. So happy I did and I'll be back to browse later on when I have more time. I would love to have a small greenhouse, but unfortunately I don't have a nice flat spot to put one so I'll just have to enjoy yours!

Ewa said...

Glass of Glogg would be nice, as it starts to freeze around :) I have to say sorry to warm boots and clothes.
Nice pictures :)
Greetings,

kml said...

What a beautiful greenhouse - and having it lit from inside is even more beautiful!

Thanks for visiting my blog - I am glad to have found yours!

Emilie H-Lindhe said...

Hello! Perhaps we can even put a few layers on and have a winter feast in the greenhouse? I think that it deserves some warmth and candlelight in the midst of all the darkness. See you next week!

TYRA Hallsénius Lindhe said...

Hello All, and thank you for visiting it is so very nice to hear from you all!
Mark - of course we shall exchange liks.
Ewa - you're so very welcome to have a glass of Glogg.
Meems -I'm going to make that pumpkin bread.
And darling Emilie, see U soon!

roybe said...

Hello Tyra thank you so much for visiting my garden blog. I just love your beautiful greenhouse. We don't have many people who build such attractive structures here in Brisbane. We have one in our mountain house garden but it's purely just functional (made of weldmesh and covered in a solarmesh plastic). So I drooled at the mouth when I saw yours particularly the shot with the morning sun. Do you grow Hoyas? the Swedes are famous growers of this Genus and I visit several Swedish Websites. Your garden is magnificent and a pleasure to view. You must have many relaxing moments in your garden and greenhouse. Thank you for sharing. Regards Roy

Barbee' said...

Beautiful photos, especially the ice roses!