Loving and Leaving them for 32 years
Sometimes I roam my garden or other places with an eye for the impression of colours, textures, intersections, shadow & light, how things move together,
…. or you will end up with cucurbits of gargantuan proportions. Fair warning. The summer squash grew from nothing to its pictured extent in 5
When in Richmond, I like to visit the Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden, only a mile or two from the Amtrak train station. A couple of
Here’s what’s going on in my patch of land in northern New England as of 31 July (or really, 1 August) 2016: It’s raining as
(Let’s see how long I remember to keep this monthly ritual going. My record is not strong.) Here’s what’s going on in my patch of
I noticed that the angelica plant, standing about 6 feet tall in my back border — either Angelica archangelica (European angelica) or A. atropurpurea (a