East Bank Wetlands
  Plastic Remediation
  Digging Out

 West Bank Wetlands
  Stream and Ponds
  New Wetland Habitat

 Garrard Creek
 Conservation
 Reserve Program
  Site Plan
  Budget
  Preparation
  Trees & Scrubs
  Planting Season

A salmon-bearing creek winds through the bottomlands of Wild Thyme Farm. Reforesting riparian buffer zones and creating ponds and wetlands are ongoing projects to enhance the aquatic community.

An ongoing expression of landscape art, creating a variety of wetland environments. The farm's eastern watershed drains through the ravine in front of the farmhouse, passing under the driveway through a culvert before it enters the creek.

Turning a water problem into a beautiful landscape feature that benefits wildlife and keeps our waters clear. A small perennial stream drains the farm's western watershed, crossing 500 feet of flat pastureland before it enters a much larger creek.