This cranberry viburnum (Viburnum trilobum) is striking right now.
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- Local produce
- Delicious basil
- Starting fall vegetables
- Rain overnight...
- Cranberry viburnum
- After some rain...
- Growing tomatoes
- It was a lovely evening...
- An unexpected flower
- Birds at the feeders
- Blueberries for Sal
- Make Way for Ducklings
- Mystery seed
- Neighborhood hawks and owls
- Monarda for hummingbirds
- A puddling butterfly
- Sorting out plant labels
- Plants in the ground
- A beneficial garden predator
- Summer gardening
- Oh, dear, more plants
- Almost full
- Young vegetables
- Flower visitors
- Cicadas and evening light
- 'Backyard' birds
- A trio of greens
- Leafcutter bees
- Squash vines and blueberries
- A remarkable shelf fungus
- Yard-long beans
- Hummingbirds and Gordonia
- A good soaking
- Coral honeysuckle fruits
- Finally a thunderstorm...
- Goldfinches in the meadow
- Eating more local food
- More squash musings (and more seeds!)
- More about squash...
- Squash bees and flowers
- Red, white, and blue
- Ecological balance in the garden
- Community vegetable gardens
- Time to get serious about parsnips
- Why not more vegetables?
- Hardy flowers
- A magenta Monarda
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