No but should have sone interisting flowers.

We had a pleasant day up here on Vancouver Island. In our valley the sun was shining and all was right with the world. We get rain, rain and more rain up here, but just one day of sunshine makes life worth living! Supposed to be nice for a couple of days...then....well let's just say that if you are storing Noah's Ark, just send it up my way, LOL.

Oh, yes!! We've had seemingly endless grey days and it's so nice to see the sun! When I used grey as my basic neutral, I worried that Tennessee's grey winter days would just be too overwhelming with grey both outside and inside, but I have a lot of bright art work against the interior grey so it isn't depressing. But I sure get tired of grey days. In northern Indiana, in our lakeside house, I was used to light bouncing off either water, ice, or snow! Not saying I miss the snow, but it does brighten things up!

Low-e will block the vast majority of the UV spectrum...but keep in mind, UV isn't the only thing that fads finishes. Visible light fades finishes as well. So, if your goal is to protect them as much as possible, you are going to still have to deploy the shades.