For many gardeners in northern climates, a sad day of the calendar year is the first frost, which perennially turns the lights off on the gardens that have been labored in, photographed, enjoyed, and shared since Spring. To the observer; the...
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Like the birds and the bees, we were created to seek the flowers; they for pollen and nectar, we for admiration and adornment. It’s part of our innate biophilic (love of the natural world) response. So one of the most common complaints that...
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“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” -Albert Einstein “Forest Bathing,” or shinrin yoku, is the ancient Japanese practice of being...
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