Seasonal Change is a Site to Behold in Muskoka

By On November 17, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Dwarf Burning Bush displaying bright red foliage is only colour left in the November garden

Burning Bush in all its glory in November

Cardinal red rose stands alone in colour in bare November garden in Muskoka

Red rose stands alone in Muskoka B&B garden in November

Hardy cardinal red rose still shows colour under cap of fresh snow in Muskoka garden in November

Still standing tall under cold cap on November 11

Winter outdoor planter at Muskoka B&B displays evergreen boughs, dried flowers, grasses and cones after first snowfall melts on Nov. 13

Snow melted and more winter planters are created November 13

November 17 brings second storm to Gravenhurst B&B creating a maze of snow covered trees through which to view this Muskoka lake

Heavier winter coat arrives November 17

Snow laden boughs droop heavily after 2nd snowstorm hits parts of Ontario cottage country

Squall centre at 2pm November 17 weighs down evergreen boughs

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