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| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 25 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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It’s an alchemical-like process that transforms materials that might otherwise be considered trash into life-giving “gold” for the soil.
Every year, I post photos online of the plants...
Something I hear a lot from people when I’m discussing invasive plants is, “But my parent/grandparent/sibling/friend, etc. gave me this plant as a gift, and that person has since passed away. It has sentimental value to me, and I don’t want...
I’d like to start writing more personal essays about the chaotic tragedy that is my life - topics like grief/loss/death, trauma, neurodivergence/mental health, story times, spirituality, caregiving/navigating the medical system in the US, o...
It’s a common misconception that you need to spend a lot of money to grow a native garden (or my preferred term, an eco-garden). In reality, it’s much cheaper than a traditional garden.
Eco-gardening means applying sustainable and regenera...
As I post more on social media about the problems caused by invasive plants, I realize how much misunderstanding there is around these issues.
I always get a little discouraged when I see firsthand how misinformed the general public is abo...
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I help North Americans use their yards as a way to combat the climate crisis and other ecological issues.
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