I come from a long line of Kentuckians who love the Good Earth. I love to learn about every living thing, and love to share what I've learned. Photography is one of my passions, and all of the images in my articles are my own, except where credited.
This week's invasive weed was useful in the past and has an interesting history. Read More
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The white branches reach into the winter sky, making a stark contrast to the dark gray trunks of the other forest residents. . Read More
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Our Annual Photo Contest is now open for entries! Read More
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Gardeners often encounter unique and colorful insects in their gardens. The trick is to know which ones are friends and which ones are foes. This series of articles will help identify some of the most unusual ones and give you a peek into their lives Read More
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Many familiar garden flowers have their origins in the wildflowers of the fields and prairies. Read More
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It's the time of year that most cooks roll out the obligatory sweet potato dish, disguised with a sweet syrup, pecans and marshmallow topping. Read More
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Do you wake up with red, itchy eyes these days? Are you in a constant state of sniffles and sneezes? Welcome to ragweed season! Read More
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Let's congratulate the winners of our 2018 County Fair. Read More
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Finland is the birthplace of a wonderful tool. The Mehu-Liisa extracts juice from fruit using steam and is a great time-saver for any serious gardener who likes to work in the kitchen with their harvest. Read More
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One of the most important plants in human history isn't an edible, however it has influenced civilization for thousands of years. Cotton has played an important role in many cultures and is still an economic asset even today. Read More
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