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A welcoming corner

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A Carolina rose (Rosa carolina)

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Sugar snap peas

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Vegetable gardening musings

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A foraging woodchuck ( I think)

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A foraging dark-eyed junco

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Sunset at the Grove Park Inn

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A lovely native azalea (Rhododendron arborescens)

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Raised bed vegetable gardening

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Our native wisteria

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Intensively managed raised vegetable beds

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A reinvigorated garden

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A lovely climbing rose

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Planting more seeds

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A developing woodland garden

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Bear corn

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Compost spread

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Organic compost

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An interesting planted combination

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Perennial leeks

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Halesia in flower

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Green garlic, perennial leeks, and roots

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Evidence of beaver on the Laurel Creek Trail

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Harvests

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Ravine forest at sunset

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Changeable weather

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Tulips and Mt. Pisgah view at Biltmore Estate

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Purple mustards and pac choi

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Pileated woodpeckers

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Violets and giant chickweed

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Hepatica in spring

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Plant (nursery) stumps and other thoughts

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Biltmore view

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Golden Ragwort (Packera aurea)

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Wait till the moon is full

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An almost full moon at dusk

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