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 | 278 | Subscribers | Read | jenksfarmer.substack.com |
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Three Bulbs Worth More Than a Masters Ticket
Something happens around this little farm every spring that I don’t give diddly squat about — but all the fancy people who pay us to do garden things over in Georgia certainly do. The Masters. I’ve only been once, in 1976. But still, gazill...
Etiolation. Your Making Me Blanch
For the last five days, everything has been off around and in me. Which is weird, as spring has sprung and I’m loving it. We’ve been sort of all over the place, but a little medical thing meant we simply had to be nearby, on the farm yester...
The Purple Martin House Mirror
What a broken birdhouse, a sharp therapist, and an unexpected magazine photo taught one gardener about perfectionism, procrastination, and grace.
Getting Ready for Summer Food & Flowers
Early spring on the farm is all about getting ready. Flowers on daffodils, quince, Carolina jessamine, redbud, pears and peaches—flowers everywhere. It’s warm enough to not worry about getting squirted in the face by a mischievous grand-nep...
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Gardener, Farmer, Traveler, Writer.
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