Photos of Heartwood

Tomatoes ripening in the greenhouse.
Watercress grows abundantly in Hurricane Creek.
Wisteria blooming creating sheer beauty and delight on the homestead.
Wisteria in bloom!
Watercress, a nutritious wild green, growing in a feeder spring of Hurricane Creek.
Forsythia in early Spring.
Chris' Garden (Stonework by Gene)
Christina's Garden built by Gene
Chris' Garden (Stonework by Gene)
Dogwood in bloom in Spring.
Wisteria on the pergola in full bloom!
Redbud in Bloom
Small waterfall in Hurricane Creek.
A trail along the edge of Hurricane Creek through the Heartwood bottom lands.
Foggy morning at the Pergola
The sawmill.
The sawmill.
Wild Azalea
Watercress grows abundantly in the waterways.
Hurricane Creek during heavy rains.
Swollen waterways.
Our dogs playing in the creek.
Stop and smell the flowers
Views in the year-round greenhouse.
Chris' Greenhouse.
A cozy spot for seed starting in Spring.
Tomato babies
Basil started from seed.
Cedar and antler on display as Greenhouse door knob and closure.
Homegrown onions curing.
Ferrocement outdoor raised bed built by Gene.
Ferrocement bed with lush green growth.
Hibiscus beauty
Making memories with the family.
Gene at work in his shop making cutting boards.
Gene at work.
Chris at work.
An old image of the historic homestead at Heartwood.
A bat finds itself indoors.
Fall is a welcome time of beauty at Heartwood.
Marigolds on display.
The golden beauty of Autumn.
Views from the ridges at Heartwood.
Caves at Heartwood. The Ozarks are full of karst formations and rock outcroppings.
Chris at the mouth of the cave.
Can you spot Gene?
Acres and acres of hikes.
Winter at Heartwood.
The waterfall in winter.
Stream walks are just as beautiful in winter.

Enjoy these photos of Heartwood throughout the seasons…