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The Magic Spells That Herded Medieval Bees via Gastro Obscura IF YOU HAD A PROBLEM in Early Medieval Europe, chances were good that there was a spell for it. “Metrical charms” Continue Reading
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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
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@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
Lawns! (but why?) via Non-Boring History by Annette Laing [Shared]
America Lawns! (but why?) – by Annette Laing The History of Lawns? Seriously? Yes, indeedy. That’s not just a patch of grass in front of your house. It’s your Continue Reading
Click for larger image Solanum campanulatum from The floral cabinet and magazine of exotic botany (1837) This very distinct and showy species of Solanum, with a bell-shaped corolla (an Continue Reading