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Front vegetable beds

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Battening down the vegetable garden

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Remembering the mountains

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A robust hemlock and flame azalea in full flower

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A lovely white rose

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Bird communication

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Tomatoes, peppers, basil, and eggplant

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Chives and vegetables

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Home in the mountains

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Moving to a new garden

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Woodland wildflowers (at the Botanical Gardens at Asheville this afternoon)

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Creating a new space and garden

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Native plants used as "foundation" plantings

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A flourishing woodland garden

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A woodland garden

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Paring down books

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Time in the Low Country

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A brazen woodchuck

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Moving forward

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Sassafras and dogwood

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Bloodroot in flower

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A chickadee's view of the garden, indeed

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Ready for a new gardener

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Cool-season vegetable gardening (and moving forward)

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Signs of spring

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Honoring an old house

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Downsizing your garden

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Creating a natural garden

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Hmm, snow....

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A warmer day (and vegetable musings)

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Brown thrashers and cardinals

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Global weirding

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Icicles!

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Sleet and ice

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Queulat National Park (another hike)

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A lovely Ozark witch hazel

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