FELDERPHOTOS

"Coach" Jimmy Powers

inspects Felder's tomato patch

Pole-raising for Felder's new

"green roof" entry arbor

Hint of things to come

MORE PHOTOS

Ptilotus exhaltatus 'Joey'

Photo taken by Felder in Florida

Mark Patrick plants Joey

in Felder's Truck Garden

Small Joey plant, pentas,

eucalyptus, and agave

Felder's Front Garden -

June Solstice fire and water

Felder's New Front Yard

Garden Deck where his

container veggies are grown

Late April

Mid July

Herbs and mini-tomatoes

Too many 'maters...

...and how to deal with them

Fall wildflowers

in Felder's front garden

Goldenrod, narrowleaf sunflower,

aster, river oats grass, and soft tip yucca

Couple of late winter shots

of Felder's back yard

Felder's "Green"house

Felder's Hanging Salad Garden

IN MEMORIUM:

Maxie, my sweetheart

old Spaniel, died in mid-May,

but she traveled with me a lot.

Here she rested while we

were on a rose-planting safari.

I miss Maxie a LOT.

ALSO:

L.V. HULL

Celebrated Folk Artist

from Kosciusko

passed away in April.

Here are a few shots

taken yesterday in her

garden, which has been

featured in Southern Living:

REST IN PEACE L.V.!

MORE PHOTOS from FELDER's Yard

Charlie gets his spring

coloring and pruning

Charlie gets "punk'd"

and speaking of bad cuts...

REAL Crape Murder

RECENT SHOTS

Jazzy Water Feature at

Philadelphia Flower Show

Cool Bottle Fountain at

New England Flower Show

in Boston

All the tea in China...

comes from the leaves of a

Camellia that flowers in the fall

and grows perfectly well in

Felder's Mississippi garden.

Camellia sinensis

Felder's New Truck Crop

planted 11/08/07

includes pansies, violas, Red Boar kale,

purple cabbage, dusty miller, artemisia,

sedum, juniper, and golden euonymus

Felder's Truck Crop - July 2007

ZOE and the Corpse Flower

Check out these cool links to see this flower open up!

Corpse flower opens in time lapse

View the flower from all angles

Squirrel Damage

to Felder's cable line

It was chewed nearly in half,

which interrupted my internet

connection (and caused the

weather channel to go on the blink -

a disaster for my wife Terryl!