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“A Genealogy, Mostly Plants”
Edible Plants~Flowers~Story Garden~Trees, Forests, and Woods

“A Genealogy, Mostly Plants”

“A Genealogy, Mostly Plants” By Pamela Banting I was born and raised in a place that takes its name from its trees. The name of the village in central northwestern Manitoba is the direct translation of the Swampy Cree name for the area, Wuskwi Sipihk, […]

May 31, 2018
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Figs
Edible Plants~Story Garden

Figs

This is a story about trying to grow a plant where it doesn’t belong. I live in Colorado. But I am not from here. Colorado is lovely, but it is not home.  Home is New England. Greater Boston, specifically, where my family still lives. But […]

October 3, 2017
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