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Pollination Celebration in Asheville

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Agretti (Salsola soda)

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Flower petal art

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Harvesting the final kale and broccoli

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Celandine poppy

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Reflecting on a changing landscape

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Pollinator-friendly plant labels ready

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The raised beds are ready for change-outs

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National Pollinator Week is coming up

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Weeds for sale

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First hummingbirds passing through

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A tulip meadow

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A sunlit redbud

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Hopefully ready for a significant freeze

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A neighborhood bear re-emerges

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The last peaches

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Returning to a path in Umbria, thanks to being reminded from a blog post

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Journeys through the Seasons: Keeping a Garden Blog

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Ozark witch hazel: now in full flower

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Unexpected sightings

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An unexpected acrylic painting

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The National Trust

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Harvested pea shoots and peas

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A luminous sassafras

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A late freeze

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A turning fall ginkgo

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Bloodroot

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A colorful Ozark witch hazel leaf

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Red-veined sorrel

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A Celandine poppy leaf in fall

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The French Broad River

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A volunteer morning glory

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Lettuce and other musings

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Not rainbow chard!

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