A Different Texture
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Our Forest Garden- The Journey Continues
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A new site allows me to continue posting new content since after more than 1700 posts there is no more room on this site. -WG
Forest Garden Contents
- Choosing A Tree For the Garden
- Back to the Bare Bones
- Preparing For the Cold
- Winter Pruning
- Why I Love Those Plants of Ill Repute
- Tree Wisdom
- More Tree Wisdom
- Five Lovely Trees
- Wild Beauty
- The Trees in the Forest
- Forest Garden
- Why Do We Garden?
- Perma Culture
- Caladium
- Bountiful Basil
- Begonias, Begonias
- Hardy Begonias- “A Pass Along Plant”
- Camellias
- Like A Dusting of Snow: Sweet Autumn Clematis
- Crape Myrtle: One Hundred Days of Flowers
- Edgeworthia in the Garden
- Evergreen Ivy
- Ferns are Fabulous in a Forest Garden
- Figs
- Woody Flowers?
- What Is It, Anyway?
- Pass Along Plants, Ginger Lily
- Goldenrod
- Hardy Hibiscus
- American Holly
- “Miss Huff” Perennial Lantana
- Jewel Orchid In Bloom
- Ligustrum in the Winter Garden
- Oregon Grape Holly
- Moonflowers, Another Pass Along Plant
- Moth Orchid
- Just a “Split Second…”
- Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme….
- Pyracantha
- Southern Wax Myrtle
- Violas For Winter Blooms
- Vine Covered Trees
- Gardening in Raised Beds and Containers
- (Almost) Free Plants
- “Shopping” The Garden For Flowers
- Our Hunger
- Small Beginnings
- Planning That Happy New (Gardening) Year
- Plants Through the Post
- Delighted
- The Gift of a Snowy Day
- The Old That Is Strong
- Cypress
- Bringing Birds To the Garden
- Bees, Hummingbirds, Butterflies, and Dragonflies
- Bee-Friendly
- Creating A Hummingbird and Butterfly Garden
- Beautiful Bees and Flutterbys
- Butterflies Everywhere….
- A Monarch at Last!
- Hungry Caterpillars; What’s For Lunch?
- Eastern Black Swallowtail Caterpilliars- Revisited
- Where Have the Butterflies Gone?
- Painted Lady
- Hummingbird Moth
- Moths, So Beautiful, So Short Lived
- Love Your Local Beekeeper
- Making and Breaking Bread
- Beauty Where You Find It
- Summer Fireworks
- Weekly Photo Challenge: Object
- Back to the Bare Bones
- The Path: Continuing Into 2014
- Bare
- After the Frost
- A Golden November Day
- December Reflections
- A World of Color
- Paint the Sky: Tuesday Snapshots
- Appreciating the Earth: Tuesday Snapshots
- Color and Form
- First Signs of Spring
- Conscious Seeing
- Winter Sunset
- Frozen
- Wild Ice
- Snow Washed
- Nature’s Wisdom and Tuesday Snapshots
- The First Golden Dandelion Blosssom
- The First Blossom of Spring
- Families Gathering On A Sunday Afternoon
- Life on a Beach: Tuesday Snapshots
- Poetry
- About Forest Garden
- Good Bread: Sourdough
- PIckled fig recipe
- Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme….
- Bountiful Basil
- Celebrate the Autumn Harvest With Fresh Apple Butter
- Figs
Food for thought!
I hope it was tasty ❤
Nice captures. Like the raindrops most of all.
Thank you, Irene ❤ ❤ ❤
Interesting pictures and post.
And thanks for sharing the Da Vinci quote!
Thank you , Carlos . Da Vinci still has much wisdom to share .
Beauty! Did you take this place at one time in one place?
Thank you , Nadia 😊 The two shots of the lake in the background are at Jones Millpond, along the Parkway towards Yorktown , taken in early June . The other phones are from our garden this week . The Asclepias, where the bees are feasting in the first photo , also grows along the edge of the pond . The purple flowers by the pond are the famous Yorktown onions (Allium ) . We live surrounded by incredible beauty .
Wow! That’s great, I can imagine myself exploring everywhere there. Enjoy every moment of it
Your comment makes me very happy. I’m glad you are enjoying the virtual visit 😉 Please stop by any time ❤ ❤ ❤
Nice quotes, lovely photos 🙂
Thank you
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Nice website! I’m hooked and following!
Thank you ❤