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Rudbeckia Laciniata
Learning Mom’s Love of Plants
Chili in Hill Country
Marian Hedwig Mülberger’s Spring Flowers
Of bugs and brothers
Gooseberry
Michele’s Fig Tree
Alluring orchids
The Blacker the Berry, the Sweeter the Smile
Les tomates de mon grand-père Paul

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Edible Plants
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Medicine
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Root Stories
Shrubs & Bushes
Snapshot Story
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Trees, Forests, and Woods

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Les tomates de mon grand-père Paul
[English Translation below] Mon grand-père Paul vivait […]
Finding roots in my childhood «chêne»
From the day I was born to my 28th birthday, I lived […]
Nonna’s Garden
Click on the audio file above to listen to Maria read […]
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