
For anyone who's ever stopped for a bird and lost track of time. Weekly essays and a podcast on native plants, backyard wildlife, and the art of slowing down.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 96 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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At 7 a.m., the neighbor’s chimney is spewing steam, lit by the rising sun against the cold air. The treetops glow in shades from auburn to stone-ground mustard. But the oaks are still frog green, and the goldenrod and asters hold their yell...
I saw something beautiful on a walk and didn't stop. Two days later I was still thinking about it, and it changed how I looked at my own garden.
The five small squares on my weather screen showed nothing but a cloudy symbol and water dropl...
On a quiet road under a black walnut, a fern frond was covered in perfect domes of water. I kept walking. A field note on native ferns and noticing
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Planners fly off the shelves this time of year. And native plant sales and seed swaps are also in full swing in September/October. So what better time than now to plan your garden?
But before you fill your cart, ask yourself: is your gard...
The “ber” months. The last four of the 365-day cycle. Other than spring, this is probably the time of most change in the garden. We are about a week away from the Autumnal Equinox, which occurs on September 22nd this year.
This is what I...
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I didn't plan on becoming obsessed with birds and butterflies. But the native plants went in, and the notebook's been full ever since. Still learning to listen to what this garden tells me. Hopewell Valley, NJ.
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