It’s been a lovely, busy, bewildering autumn. Between the new part-time work at Montrose and the new puppy, I’ve barely found a moment to sit down, let alone work in my own garden or record the seasonal comings and goings.
Autumn-blooming crocus beneath Metasequoia glyptostroboides at Montrose (Hillsborough, NC).
Unlike much of the country, I’m not beneath a foot or more of snow (yet), but it’s plenty cold outside. The houseplants came in weeks ago and the leaves continue to fall steadily. But underneath some row cover, I can still find some green in my garden:
Carrots, parsnips, tat soi, kale, and lettuces in a winter-friendly raised bed.
Northern hemisphere friends, I hope you’re staying warm. I hope to write again soon.
