Plant People
Jenks FarmerMeet quirky people who find solace and connection in plant passions. With a few essays, photos and video of unusual plants & the ethos of gardens, landscapes, and farms. Post include stories about plant people and usually include some garden lesson.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 274 | Subscribers | Read | jenksfarmer.substack.com |
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Bamboo; Garden Duct Tape or Box of Crayons
Yesterday, we spent the day at a friend’s place, cutting and stripping poles from her grove of tall, magnificent running bamboo, then laying them out to dry for summer projects. Yesterday’s work — satisfying in a way that a hardware store r...
The Night Shift: Moths, Funky Smells, and an Ancient Mutualism
A personal note: I’m proud to share that I’ll soon be inducted into the South Carolina Academy of Authors.
Winter Flowers and Rose Cutting Walk with Momma
Sometimes she forgets me entirely. She doesn’t forget who I am — we’re not there yet — she just forgets to join me after I’ve gone in to ask if she’s ready for our afternoon walk. I do this about 2 p.m most days. I put down my work, go in, ...
Jaded? Do You Get Tired of Gardening?
There’s a story about getting jaded below. But I know some of you are jaded with reading personal stories and just want me to jump right to the facts. So here’s a change for my writing style: facts first and story later.
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Gardener, Farmer, Traveler, Writer.
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