Through the Hedge

The Virginia native ground covers are starting to fill in under the mountain laurels. From TTH20100531 The big round leaves are wild ginger,...

This is Magnolia virginiana, the Sweet Bay Magnolia. I think it's a lovely thing. I do admire the big Southern Magnolia but my neighbo...

The asparagus bed got off to a rocky start this year. Winter 2009 set in early and hard before I got it weeded, fertilized or mulched. We...

Autumn Sunset From TTH20100531 is a naturally occurring ' sport ' of Westerland From TTH20100531 I love them both!

Darlow's Enigma with a few wild Virginia roses (pink) peeking out. DE was a 'found rose'. No one knows exactly what it is but ...

March 21 From TTH20100531 April 10 From TTH20100531 From TTH20100531 May 29 From TTH20100531 Carolina Allspice in weedy mess From TTH2010053...

I picked up a flyer at Saturday's Farmers' Market. It's for the New Community Project - Harrisonburg, who describe themselves as...

Here is what it looks like at the end of winter: From TTH20100531 From TTH20100531 Ideally you burn off the old vegetation but I live in a t...