Soil Chronicles: A Black Mother’s Garden Tale Camille T. Dungy’s memoir, Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden, serves as a poignant intersection of horticulture, personal history, and race. Through her vivid prose and reflective anecdotes, Dungy paints a […]
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King Charles: A Gardener with Hopes for Climate Change Advocacy The British monarchy has long held the attention and imagination of the world, and the transition from one monarch to another is a pivotal event, rich with history and pageantry.
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Nasturtiums in Their Natural Habitat The legacy of gardening often weaves through generations, carrying memories, traditions, and a shared appreciation for the earth and its bounty. For some, it’s roses or tomatoes, but for the Bush lineage, it’s the vibrant,
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The Vital Contributions of Wild Bee Lab: Capturing Essential Bee-Plant Interactions in Photos and Observations Nestled in the Patuxent Wildlife Research Refuge lies an inconspicuous structure reminiscent of a military bunker, housing a hive of entomological wonders. The Native Bee
Bellingham’s Garden: A Place of Beauty, Abundance, and Purpose Community gardens are places I cherish, especially when they are brimming with considerate gardeners who understand the value of both sharing and adhering to a few basic guidelines. When gardeners neglect
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Exploring the Multifaceted Roles of Allan Armitage A few weeks ago, the bustling audience at Louisville’s Waterfront Botanical Gardens was treated to the wisdom and wit of Dr. Allan Armitage. Dr. A, as he’s fondly known, embarked on a narrative
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An Alternative Wild Garden: Enriched with Assemblage Sculptures Tucked away in a quaint, unpretentious neighborhood stands a testament to the power of art to reshape the mundane into the spectacular. As the decorated bus stands still, a canvas to Clarke
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“Bad Seeds”: Summer Rayne Oakes’ Podcast on Plant-Related Crimes Many might recognize Summer Rayne Oakes from her well-known blog, where she documents the journey of nurturing over 1,100 plants in her urban dwelling. Back in 2016, her lush-filled apartment caught
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Delightfully Absurd: The Pinnacle of Delusional Gardening The gardens of Heather Spencer and Charles Murray stand as a testament to the enduring spirit of gardening. This oasis, cultivated lovingly over three and a half decades, is a celebration of time,
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Mail-Order Annuals: A Challenge for the Brave-hearted Gardener Why choose mail order for annuals? I often receive raised eyebrows, especially during Garden Walks, when people find out that’s where some of my unique plants come from. Though I’ve never ventured
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