Check out the photo gallery below for a glimpse into the gardens!

Almost all of our plants are thanks to gardeners willing to sow seeds, like these basil plants, at home in late winter.

Weeding is an on-going task in the garden.

Eastern red columbine (Aquilegia canadensis) graces a new pollinator bed.

Working on paths in the winter sometimes requires more than a shovel!

Summer produce makes all the weeding worthwhile!

Cover crops prevent erosion during the winter and provide nitrogen to the soil when turned over in the spring.

A bed of turnips add color to the garden in winter.

Bok choi ready for picking!

Plants are placed once compost and bone meal are added to a bed.

Weeding the spinach bed.

Unloading compost purchased from Orange County

Sungolds are a favorite in July.

Our berry patch is small but growing, producing super sweet fruit in late summer.

Snow blankets the garden after a January storm.

Spring veggies! Kohlrabi, patty pan squash, new potato, and garlic.

Maypops are the fruit of the passionflower, a vine native to NC. We have learned that maypops are ripe when they fall--or are easily shaken--off the vine to the ground.

Check out those pollen sacks!

Gardeners and goldfinches alike love these rows of sunflower.

Swallowtail butterflies are common visitors to the garden.