
From a thanatologist and horticulturalist: practical, non-clinical essays on living wisely through gardens, food, and grief. For people who want to understand life more deeply—and savor it more fully.
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Hortus Mortus (Hortus Mortuus if spelled correctly in Latin) is where I imagine myself. It translates to “dead garden” but doesn’t mean there’s no life here. It means the life is inside the death, intertwined and layered. There’s space for...
A lot has been coming across this thanatologist’s desk lately and I’d be remiss not to share. In the below, I just know you’ll find a new book to pick up, a new podcast to subscribe to, or a new journalist to learn about.
And at the very...
Sometimes what blooms isn’t what we expect.
In the early 2000s, my high school best friend’s Mom had ordered 2 dozen irises through a mail order catalog. They were all supposed to be pink with frilly edges and pumpkin orange centers.
Col...
Most of us have to get ourselves across a chasm. It’s the space between “I’m interested in gardening” and “I’m gardening—maybe not well, but it’s gardening.” If you didn’t grow up in and around a family with a veggie patch out back or flowe...
I just went through my second, not-by-choice move again here in lovely Los Angeles.
That’s three whole-house moves in just 48 months, two of which were not by choice.
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I share science-based insights and practical, non-clinical guidance to help you create a home and life that supports you—through everyday moments, life's losses, and the grief journey. Also, author updates, trainings, and talks.
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