Rootbound
Boaz FrankelA newsletter about plants, gardening, culture, history and the ways that all these things intersect.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | rootbound.substack.com |
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Everything that Blooms
It’s election day in the US. I already voted (have you?) and now I’m looking for distractions from the wall-to-wall election coverage. Maybe you are too?
Dead Maples & Award Winning Gardeners
I’m careful not to trip as I make my way up to the podium. I look out at the large crowd, hold up the award I’ve just been presented and exhale deeply. I’m temporarily speechless but, eventually, I begin –
The Pawpaws of Pittsburgh
I took the winding path down into the gully and then followed the dotted line that Gabrielle had drawn on the map. I left the trail and walked through a muddy field collecting well over a hundred tiny burs on my sneakers as I went. I refere...
A Funeral for a Maple Tree
The posting appeared on the maple one afternoon. “This gentle giant is retiring,” it read. That’s the way that the City of Pittsburgh’s Forestry Division likes to put it. It means that they’re getting ready to cut down the tree.
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Curious person, filmmaker, book/article writer, gardener, co-author of Let's Be Weird Together and curator of a small kazoo museum.
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