Garden Architecture Blog

 A smaller relative of the much more common Maypop ( Passiflora incarnata ), Passiflora lutea is another beautiful native Southeastern pass...

A quick trip back home to the Piedmont found an overgrown garden (which I expected).  Even though it's been a bit dry, there are weeds i...

I use pine needles in between my wide rows in the edible gardens. Here are some of the reasons for using pines needles in wide-row edible ga...

It's just the end of July, and I'm harvesting lots of tomatoes, and hoping for a few squash and more eggplants, but I'm thinking...

A brazen woodchuck went across the front of the house this afternoon, undoubtedly heading toward the beans, as I was reading on the couch (l...

A guest post from my grandson Weber who is working on a farm in Delaware this summer.    Summer at Magee Farms: Part Two ( Summer at Magee ...

Coming upstairs to the main floor just now, I was surrounded by the nocturnal symphony, of field crickets and other night-singers. It's ...