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Yet another example of how archives can continue to educate even a century after their contents were created. – Douglas A Botanical Mystery Solved, After 146 Years – Atlas Obscura Continue Reading
How to Make a Mason Bee House for Your Garden Gardeners know that having bees around is a big help in the garden. Some gardeners even turn to urban beekeeping Continue Reading
@hemlockhousestudio Emily Dickinson’s Herbarium is a collection of over 400 plants pressed and classified by the poet. #socool #botany #pressedflowers #herbarium #garden ♬ original sound – Samantha Related posts: Dazzling Continue Reading
‘Cyborg soil’ reveals the secret microbial metropolis beneath our feet Dig a teaspoon into your nearest clump of soil, and what you’ll emerge with will contain more microorganisms than there Continue Reading
@boxlapse From bean to pod in 42 days 🌱 ##bean ##themaincharacter ##timelapse ##fyp ##plantsoftiktok ♬ Harry Potter – The Intermezzo Orchestra Related posts: Video: In the garden…August 21, 2014: Checking Continue Reading
Historical Garden Books – 77 in a series – Gray’s Botanical text-book (1879) by Asa Gray Download in Text, PDF, Single Page JPG, TORRENT from Archive.org Publication date c1879.] Topics Continue Reading
Yaowu Yuan’s passion for monkeyflowers began in 2004 with a slideshow. Then a budding plant taxonomist at the University of Washington in Seattle and an avid hiker, he was amazed Continue Reading
Amateur Dutch scientist Anton van Leeuwenhoek, who lived in the late 1600s, was obsessed with the minute details of daily life Leeuwenhoek studied any living thing he could find in Continue Reading
There’s a certain satisfaction in autumn chores. When the weather’s right, cleaning gutters, touching up paint, or splitting some firewood can feel less like manual labor and more like a rite Continue Reading
The next time you venture into the great outdoors, keep an eye out for Ginkgo biloba trees, which can be easily identified by their distinctive fan-shaped leaves. If you find one—and Continue Reading