Greenwoman
Sandra Knauf, Naomi Perkins, Zen AsterGreenwoman Publishing is a literary garden of how-to, fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, biography, art, comics, and more.
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They See an Old Woman. I See a Revolution.
My goodness, the fuss we do make over women aging naturally!
The video below (Rachel’s Regeneration) caught my eye when it popped up on YouTube on Sunday. I hadn’t thought about Rachel Ward for years, and there she was, at age 68, going v...
In the Spring a Not-So-Young Woman's Fancy Lightly Turns to Thoughts of Bees
Apiary in the Village Varatic, 1980s. By Ion Chibzii from Chisinau, Moldova. Via Wikimedia Commons
(Previously published in Flora’s Forum.)
A FACEBOOK FRIEND’S POST THIS WEEK told how a large honeybee swarm had taken up residence in an...
Rooted, Wild, and Just Getting Started
Galanter Herr on Summer Meadow (with dandelion), by Richard Mauch, 1921.
I hate the words, “I’m too old.”
But, I love to read about women who have started new careers or accomplished truly amazing feats after age 50, 60, 70, 80 or ev...
Late Bloomer With a Mic
Thanks to my sister Renea Reece for this photo.
I wanted to wait until after the event to tell you: I was a featured speaker at Baker Creek Heirloom Seed’s Company’s Spring Planting Festival!
It wasn’t easy to get this honor.
And...
Don’t Weed It—Eat It: Lambsquarters, the Backyard Superfood
First published in Awkward Botany on August 2, 2017.
by Daniel Murphy
Daniel Murphy took us on an exploration of foraged teas last spring. He’s written about violet leaf tea and lemon balm tea, and linden blossom tea. Now, we’re going to...
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Sandra is a writer, a publisher, and an Earth-lover/wild woman obsessed with gardening and farming. She's the mama of two grown daughters, grandmother of Faolán (Irish for "little wolf"), devoted wife of 40 years, and an independent voter.
Naomi is a mother of two toddler boys, a wife, homemaker and artist. Lover of nature, the stars and DIY.
Sharp, unapologetically funny essays about women’s health and fitness, marriage misadventures, childbirth, motherhood, and the occasional spiritual unraveling. Think of it as offbeat academia with muscle.
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