The Art of a Whimsical Garden
As the pace of the garden begins to slow, it’s easier to notice the details. The frenzy of spring planting has passed. Tomatoes are...
Putting Your Garden to Bed
Every gardener knows the excitement of spring. There are seed catalogs to browse, nursery visits to make, and fresh possibilities tucked...
Farm Animals Find Sanctuary Near Lynchburg
Nestled just outside of Lynchburg’s urban sprawl in Concord, a 22-acre farm offers sanctuary and second chances for farm animals in need...
Why Growing Even a Little Food Still Matters
And how to plant your own modern-day victory garden in Zone 7a The price of eggs. The cost of lettuce. The quiet recalculating at the...
Meet the Spring Regulars
Birds You’ll See This Spring s winter loosens its grip and daylight stretches a little longer each evening, Central Virginia’s...
Rediscovering Jefferson’s Landscape
By: Ashleigh Meyer / Photos Courtesy: Poplar Forest When we think about archaeology, most of us probably have a similar image come to mind:...
ReviveLYH Is Combating Invasive Plant Species in Lynchburg
Inside Lynchburg Parks and Recreation’s Volunteer-Driven Program to Restore Native Ecosystems By: Anna Eileen White / Photos...
Growing Good
How Lynchburg Grows Is “Planting Seeds” to Feed and Impact our Community by: Megan L. Horst | Photos Courtesy: Lynchburg grows...
From Grass to Garden
A Beginner’s Guide to Rewilding Your Landscape For decades, a lush green lawn was the hallmark of a well-kept home. But more and more...
Carved in Stone
Craftsmanship and Collaboration Leave an Enduring Mark at the Woodsmalls’ Nelson County Home By: Anna Eileen White / Photos Courtesy:...
