Fall at SAFF

Maples adding color to the forest.

We will head out to the farm this afternoon and cannot wait to see if we finally had enough rain to encourage mushrooms to grow. It’s been so dry and crispy here throughout the summer and fall. We will check the rain gauge to see the level of precipitation but from Accuweather, it looks like it might be around an inch from the big storm that passed through Virginia this past week. We have been diligently carrying water to all of the recently planted pawpaws (Asimina triloba). We also got the roof on the lean-to finished before the weather arrived. It looks great and will protect the tractor this winter.

Sceptridium dissector, Cutleaf grape fern, found at SAFF.
Hydnoporia olivacea, brown-toothed crust fungus, feeding on a dead tree at SAFF.

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