#8D009 Tending the flower garden, model Julie Rosenberg.
Mother and child watering a flower garden. Photographed at our studio garden in Big Bend, Wisconsin. Published in October/November 1999 Birds & Blooms Magazine.

#6F09 Small garden bridge.
A small bridge in the garden can span a low wet area, or can be simply used as an accent piece. Photographed on location in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Published in August/September 1999 Birds & Blooms Magazine.

#7I23 Honey Bee.
Bee on yellow tulip. Photographed at our studio garden in Big Bend, Wisconsin. Published in June 1999 Birds & Blooms.

#7K08 Blue Bird on split rail fence.
A Blue Bird stands on a split rail fence facing his post mounted nesting box. Full page, back cover. Photographed at our studio garden in Big Bend, Wisconsin. Published in June/July 1999 Birds & Blooms Magazine.

#8A22 House Wren.
House wren building a nest. Photographed at our studio garden in Big Bend, Wisconsin. Published in February/March 1999 Birds & Blooms Magazine.

#7Q01 Clay Pots and More.
Colorful clay pots, bird houses, and watering cans are familiar forms within the landscape of a garden. Photographed on location in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Published (x2) in 1999 Birds & Blooms Calendar (September).

#5V24 Monarda didyma, Cambridge Scarlet.
Red flowering Monarda will attract hummingbirds. Photographed at our studio garden in Big Bend, Wisconsin. Published (x2) in 1999 Hummingbird, Birds & Blooms Calendar.

#7Q14 Watering Trough Planter.
Perky annual flowers fill a watering trough. Water frequently to keep them healthy. Photographed in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Published (x2) in 1999 Birds & Blooms Calendar (May).