Groundcherry
Dani LamorteWritten by Dani Lamorte, Groundcherry is a weekly newsletter which follows plants as they happen in our gardens, our art, and our dreams.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 50 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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morninglory
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The French word for “cucumber” is “concombre,” which is sort of what it sounds like when you eat one.
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This August, I’m collaborating with Silver Eye Center for Photography to bring you a photography + ecology rea...
Do You Want the Garden Tour?
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I can’t prove it, but I think Amur honeysuckle designed many of the outfits seen on The Carol Burnett Show.
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Locals will be interested to know that the Swissvale Edible Garden Tour is July 11th! Check out my cove...
Big Mistake
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Palm trees are not native to Los Angeles. They actually come from David Hockney’s A Bigger Splash.
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Last Thursday marked one year of my plant-y paragraphs in your inbox. Groundcherry is, and will remain, a free p...
To Where
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The leaves of Boston ivy begin tripartite, like the leaves of poison ivy. Then, they fuse. It’s a process called h*teroblasty.
Wikipedia says that, “to understand h*teroblasty you must first understand that homoblasty is differen...
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The leaves of Boston ivy begin tripartite, like the leaves of poison ivy. Then, they fuse. It’s a process called h*teroblasty.
Wikipedia says that, “to understand h*teroblasty you must first understand that homoblasty is differen...
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Author of NOBODY'S PSYCHIC (U Press of Kentucky, 2025). Lover of all things that eat the sun. I'm a cow but I don't have a brand. Photo by Centa Schumacher.
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