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Botanicals in Blue
Discovering photographic treasure using 19th-century image
A Petal Through X-ray Eyes
Discovering photographic treasure using 19th century image
The Walled Garden
Charting the development of a relationship through that of
In Search of the Perfect Lawn
Michael Dean on the symbolism of the lawn.
Learning to Love Nuisance Plants
Learning to see the cosmos in a patch of vegetation. By
Ghost Pipe
Mutualist forest plant cooperation in action. By Renee
Letting the Garden Be
Leaving the soil science books behind. By Rebecca Weil.
A Last Word on Tomato Sauce
As a parting gift he left us the instructions. By Brian
Cherry Ingram's Blossom Fetish
"Between our two lives there is also the life of the cherry
How to Lay a Hedge
Tips on the art of boundaries . . . and some valuable
What all that yelling is about
On getting one's feathers in a knot. By Kim Hoff.
In Pollinators We Trust
New ways of offsetting pollinator species loss. By Angela
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