The Disappearing Rice Bowl
By Kausthubha Yaratha My memories of India are distinctly olfactory. Nothing can quite compare to the musky smell of the earth after a...
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Feb 21, 20193 min read
The Inhospitable Plant for Skin Care
by Faiha Khan Would you rub a prickly plant all over your face? Well, here’s why you should! I still remember the shock of watching my...
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Feb 14, 20194 min read
A Classic Love Triangle: a Dad, a Dog, and Some Peppers
by Brittany This is Leo (middle). He’s a weiner dog that likes to eat my dad’s pepper plants. I wasn’t there when Leo first tried my...
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Dec 19, 20184 min read
A Triad Romance
by Charles W. Bier I don’t know when I first began to really know trees. As a youngster, I was literally a snake-in-my-pocket sort of...
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Nov 14, 20182 min read
Buuck's Bunny Barn and the 20 Acre Wood
by Rachelle the Drunk Phytologist Looking back, my whole childhood was a plant and nature love story, complete with a 20 acre playground....
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Jul 17, 20182 min read
The Dandelion Sisters
by Megan Cate Dandelions are technically an invasive weed. Many think they are lawn nuisances and dedicate the spring and summer to...
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Apr 18, 20183 min read
Venus Fly Teacher
by Tony Chang My mom is an incredible plant caretaker—she just knows how to make things grow. She has the ability to pick plants from the...
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Mar 7, 20183 min read
Two siblings, one tree, and one broken arm
by Bonnie McGill I’m telling you he was throwing sticks at me and wouldn’t stop. So I did what any little sister would do when verbal...
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Feb 17, 20182 min read
Healing Aloe
by Jessya Both of my grandmothers lived with me growing up. My parents were immigrants and soon after they established themselves they...
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Tomato love story
by Mallika Nocco My parents became two opposite people every time we traveled to Bangalore, both trying to cram everything they missed...
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