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Since college-age, I have loved taking photos, and these days the garden is my primary subject.

unmown back hillside fall 2014 image

september open garden tour: a giant botanical birdfeeder

succulent pot image

slideshow: june 7 garden-tour

possible pigskin poison puffball, Scleroderma image

a walk in the woods with naturalist charley eiseman

out back window august image

slideshow: august garden open day

rhubarb image

slideshow: simple was best in the 2012 garden

far shrub border october image

parting-glances slideshow: late-october stars

frog and moth nesting in begonia leaf image

slideshow: appreciating september's offerings

frog gives the hairy eyeball image

slideshow and podcast: august gratitude list

rodent proof crocus image

order bulbs now (but why i’m skipping crocus)

clematis crispa interior image

slideshow: name that flowering clematis vine!

bowl of bromeliads image

a bromeliad centerpiece, and the man who planted my first shrubs 20+ years ago

rhubarb 2012 garden image

garden-tour aftermath: the asked-about plants

euphorbia griffithii dixter image

new: what's growing at your place? share a photo!

bullfrog and green frog image

the frogs of march: hot and heavy from the start

hamamelis in snow image

spring or winter: which is it this funny february?

year 2011 collage image

the 2011 garden in photos: a year of extremes

clematis tangutica image

hot plants: slideshow of mid-september stars

you can lean on me frog image

frog friends of summer 2011: a new slideshow

moth of all moths image

cecropia moths, millipedes and other wonders

under apple peak 2 image

new! slideshow of my 54 top shade plants

papaya petunia image

‘papaya’ petunia plus: updated annual slideshow

godlight11 image

new lilac slideshow: call me old-fashioned!

lilacs and apples closer image

may 10 slideshow: apple blossoms, fern croziers

uvularia grandiflora image

blooming in my garden: may 2, 2011 slideshow

'horticultural how-to and woo-woo' with margaret roach, head gardener