Apple blossoms in the spring

Orangeman starts the daylily season, blooming in late May or early June

Lush peonies herald the start of summer

Swallowtails frequently visit the gardens

Daylilies starting to bloom in the upper nursery beds alongside a variety of other perennials

Sheik of Araby, Bama Music, Veronica, hosta, and bleeding heart in a border garden

Butterfly on Valerian blossoms

A clump of Magenta Princess is stunning!

Waddu Dhabi lights up the garden in a big way

Old-fashioned hollyhocks alongside the barn

Always in our Top Ten Favorites -- Red Volunteer

Teasel was used long ago for combing wool

The cheerful faces of a clump of Frans Hals

Clary Sage makes a wonderful companion for daylilies, and has a most unusual scent

Heidi Eidelweiss glows and makes all of its neighbors look good

Echinacea attracts many different kinds of butterflies

Midsummer full bloom

Spot the ladybug inside Twist of Lemon!

Berners on duty, guarding the little kitchen herb garden. As if.

Lights and darks make an eye-catching contrast

The newest garden bed has filled in nicely

Peppers grown in the greenhouse

Early morning on top of the hill, on the way to the vegetable field

One of our fertilizer manufacturers, out looking for breakfast

Even the humble cabbage is a beautiful thing!

Late-season flowers gathered up at warnings of early frost

Rudbeckia brightens the fall garden

And then it's the off-season, aka indoor gardening