She’s a Plant
ChantalTalking over the fence of my LA garden. Readings, weedings, occasional recipes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | chantalaidagarden.substack.com |
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Leaf litter: Baby hummingbird update (good news) and watermelon vibes I mean vines, let the typo stand
Much of July has been solidly gray overcast until late morning, early afternoon. We’re in Northeast LA — not coastal. Before making breakfast I’m turning on lamp after lamp like it’s the dead of winter.
My new fiction in the Vassar Review
I have a new short story out in the world. It’s in the latest issue of the Vassar Review, which has gathered some riveting poetry, art and prose under the irresistible theme “Frame and Forgery.”
A syrup for every season: 'Attar of Roses' scented geranium
If you ever come over to our house, you’ll probably get a tour of our garden, where I’ll ask you to smell many things. Scent is a big part of the tour. And the best smells in our backyard come from foliage, not flowers.
Less marigold, more hoverfly: Companion planting, pseudoscience and what might actually work
## But first, a garden update. Cactus and euphorbia flowers big and small…
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writer + gardener \ud83c\udf3f coauthor, How to Window Box: Small-Space Plants to Grow Indoors or Out (Clarkson Potter) \ud83c\udf3a work in T Magazine, American Short Fiction, Vassar Review, Better Homes & Gardens and others
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