A small cave and layers of sedimentary rocks in the Saw Mill Run valley, Seldom Seen.
Ferns dangle from the cracks between stones in a damp stone wall above Saw Mill Run, next to the Seldom Seen Arch.
Patterns of sun and shade on the rocks in the middle of Saw Mill Run, Seldom Seen, with a railroad bridge in the background.
You will pardon old Pa Pitt if he has been getting a bit corny lately, but Zea mays is a very picturesque plant.
Corn in city gardens and farms is getting tall enough that we can look up at the leaves.
Stamens covered with pollen in a daylily flower from an unnamed hybrid seedling.
Every year these daylilies bloom at the end of May, often while the last tulips are still blooming, and weeks before most of the other daylilies in the city appear. They came from an unnamed hybrid seedling.