Above: Pink dogwood flowers, Alexandria, Virginia, c 1964
Bill was more than an agricultural statistician, he was a gardener with a horticulturalist’s eye. From tobacco blossoms to cherry blossoms to dogwoods to azaleas, he documented it all in stunning detail.
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A George L. Taber azalea, Raleigh, North Carolina, May 1973 - Cherry Blossoms 1, Washington, DC, 1969
- Cherry Blossoms 2, Washington, DC, 1969
- Cherry Blossoms 3, Washington, DC, 1969
- Cherry Blossoms 4, Washington, DC, 1969
- Cherry Blossoms 5, Washington, DC, 1969
- Delicate flower growing in wood grain, probably Virginia, c 1965
- Flowering dogwood tree, Alexandria, Virginia, 1969
- Leaving flowers for others to enjoy, Mount Mitchell, North Carolina, 8-14-74
- Pink blossoming tree, probably pink magnolia, suburban Virginia/Washington, DC, 1969
- Pink dogwood flowers, Alexandria, Virginia, c 1964
- Pink tulips, Alexandria, Virginia, c 1964
- Profile of a young girl, Biltmore Estate, Asheville, North Carolina, July 1971
- Rhododendron blossom, Raleigh, North Carolina, 4-30-74
- Studies in Scarlet and Pink, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1-26-75
- Teenage girl and her mother amid angst and dogwoods, Raleigh, North Carolina, April 1972
American Flowers and Trees