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Backyard Birds

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW When most people think of raising livestock of any kind, they think of big farms and wide-open spaces—but we...

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Take a Break from Netflix: Book Recommendations for All Ages

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Lots of people are finding themselves with more time on their hands than ever before. (That’s not a bad thing, right?) Even those working...

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Showstopper

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Spring Tablescapes Goodbye folded laundry and paperwork—it’s time to return your dining table to its former glory If a spring brunch or...

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Hello, Color!

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GO BRIGHT OR KEEP IT LIGHT BUT DON'T BE AFRAID TO CRANK UP THE PIGMENT IN 2020 After a long stretch of whites and neutrals, we are...

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Floral Focal Points

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Step away from the vase (and out of your comfort zone) and give one of these STUNNING displays a try Photography by Heather Kidd Special...

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A YEAR FOR THE BOOKS

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DOLLY PARTON’S IMAGINATION LIBRARY WILL EXPAND IN LYNCHBURG THIS YEAR The Dolly Parton Imagination Library, an international initiative...

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Flowering Friends of the Vegetable Patch

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USING FLOWERS AMONG FOOD CROPS There is a certain satisfaction in seeing crisp, clean rows of tomatoes or tightly packed lines of lettuce....

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Bold and Beautiful

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A Bedford County custom build full of color and contrast Photos by Laura Beth Davidson Before Jill Rufus can answer a knock on the front...

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An Old Classic for A New Decade: Grandmillennial Style

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Over the past few years, shiplap, barn doors, and whitewash saturated rooms on cable makeover shows as well as houses in our very own zip...

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Hugelkultur: Self-Sustaining Garden Practice of the Ancients

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Photo by Paul Wheaton, richsoil.com For me, winter is a struggle. I can’t grow much more than lettuce, and I crave the dirt and the smell...

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