The road was lined with pines and oaks at their peak of Spring growth. Yellow pollen was everywhere, blown from the trees by stiff breezes that are common in late April in central North Carolina. Flowers and trees were in bloom. We were in light clothing as the temperatures were… Continue reading
The picture was taken this morning of my maturing garden. It is typical. The tomato plant has a crop that will ripen shortly. I still tend to the plant by pruning unwanted shoots and give it occasional ground work. Around the plant there are a few common weeds that are… Continue reading
The Author of creation uses his very handiwork to teach lesson upon lesson. Some ways of the Kingdom, however, seem hard but yield wonderful fruit for those with a heart to know him. One such lesson is the cycle of seasons for fruit trees that includes pruning. Consider the image… Continue reading
How can this be? Weeds have value? If you have ever planted a garden or planted something as small as a good-sized pot, weeds have a way of appearing. Please notice the little photo of a newly planted row of turnip greens. Everything looks fine, but it is not. A… Continue reading
There is a period in the late Fall when a mature orchard gets a lot of work. The pruning process is absolutely essential. Most folks, however, seem to have this concept of a litte snip here and a little snip there works just fine to get things right. Not so. Take… Continue reading
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