J. Paul’s Substack
J. Paul MoorePhotographer, Plantsman, and Moss Wizard seeking beauty in the everyday.
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The Cullowhee Native Plant Conference
It’s easy to think of a conference as just another gathering built around lectures and presentations. The Cullowhee Native Plant Conference was something altogether different. I first attended in 1989 because I wanted to know more about nat...
The Invitation
Two years ago, I joined the longer wildflower hike at the annual Trails & Trilliums Festival in Beersheba Springs, Tennessee. It’s my favorite part of the festival because it coincides with one of the Cumberland Plateau’s great spring displ...
Welcomed
We had just finished hiking with friends on the Fiery Gizzard Trail near Tracy City, Tennessee, when our friend Pat said, “Hey, there’s a new trail that just opened up a few minutes off our drive home. Want to check it out?”
Pat had alread...
Make A Good Noise
One goal I have each day is to find and focus on something good.
Often, that means searching for something beautiful to photograph — in my garden or while hiking through the woods. Sometimes it comes through reading. Sometimes it comes thr...
Garden Notes
A small woodland path through the garden. An invitation to slow down.
I slip down the stairs an hour or so before dawn, Cash, my four-legged shadow, following close behind. I give him a morning chew stick to keep him occupied while I make...
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Paul Moore, is an award-winning photographer, and a nationally renowned native plant and moss evangelist. His home garden (Saddle Ridge Sanctuary) now 35 years old, is a showcase for native plants from across the southeast.
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