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 | 286 | Subscribers | Read | jenksfarmer.substack.com |
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A WWII Love Story, a Medusa-Headed Bulb, and Your Mom's Best Gift.
My mentors mailed bulbs in whatever shoe or liquor box they had laying around. I called them the WWII guys. They were crew cut, plaid shirt, Fruit of the Loom guys who didn’t think twice about using ragged old newspapers or a two-year-old A...
What He Was Planting
It hit me one morning last week what all that tree planting and frog gigging was for.
Pretty Tough American Flowers for a Hot Spot
Want some tough, pollinator-friendly, bang for your buck, native-to-this-continent annuals for your flower gardens this summer? They are not hard to find; you just have to know where to look and where common plants originate.
Fertilizer Burn & a Free Presentation
Yesterday, I was interviewed by a Dutch plant scientist. Femke writes about botany. She always uses plant words precisely. I should do better. Gardener jargon is filled with misnomers. For example, last week I used the term fertilizer burn....
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Gardener, Farmer, Traveler, Writer.
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