The Woods
The woods at Frog Level are typical of the Appalachians with a mixture of
hardwood and evergreen trees and clear, cool streams. The woods change
with the seasons and change from year to year as trees sprout and die and
storms rearrange the creek. This page collects some views, past and present,
in our woods.
Click on any picture to see a larger version.
The woods at Frog Level are typical of the Appalachians with a mixture of
hardwood and evergreen trees and clear, cool streams. The woods change
with the seasons and change from year to year as trees sprout and die and
storms rearrange the creek. This page collects some views, past and present,
in our woods.
Click on any picture to see a larger version.
| Copyright 2006, 2009 James W. Wiggins. All rights reserved. |
Header image: A peonie from
Joan's flower bed
Joan's flower bed
| A cold spell, February 2007 The stream freezes over when the temperature stays below about 20 for several days. Click on a picture to see a larger version. |
| Flowers: Wild and Cultivated |
| Rhododendrons |
| Peony |
| Poppy |
| Thistle |
| Around the Creek |
| An ornamental maple planted by the people who had a vacation home here in from the 1930s to the 1980s. |
| The creek in high summer. |
| Assorted wildlife |
| A large turtle wanders through the backyard. My hat is 15" across. |
| Gardening, 2009 |
