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Skunk Cabbage in the Thawing Earth

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There is a peculiar kind of beauty in those first bold signs of spring, and few are as unapologetically unique as skunk cabbage. It...
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The Trout Lily’s Woodland Whispers

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In the soft hush of early spring, when the air still holds winter’s chill but the earth begins to wake, the yellow trout lily...
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The Sea Rocket’s Song

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Springtime winds along the coast carry with them more than the scent of salt and blooming bayberry. They carry stories, soft and whispered,...
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Finalizing Plans to See Boston’s Cherry Blossom Spring

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There are moments in New England when the city seems to exhale winter’s long-held breath and draw in something lighter, sweeter...something almost impossibly pink!...
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Sharp Style: Bringing Cacti into Your Space

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From the spiny silhouettes of golden barrel cacti to the whimsical arms of bunny ears, these desert dwellers come in all shapes and personalities....
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Starting Strong with Succulents: The Jade Plant’s Easy Charm

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When it comes to starting a succulent collection, one plant stands out as the perfect companion for beginners: the jade plant (Crassula ovata). Known...
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Bloodroot in Spring

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As the last remnants of winter recede from the woodlands and riverbanks of coastal Massachusetts, a delicate yet striking wildflower begins to emerge: the...
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Medicinal Wisdom of the Earth: Coca and Yarrow

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Nature has always provided remedies for those who listen, and across continents, Indigenous peoples have long understood the healing power of plants. The coca...
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Restoring Forests from Cochabamba to Plymouth

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High in the Andes, where the air is thin and the winds sharp, the Polylepis forests (Polylepis tarapacana, Polylepis australis, Polylepis incana) stand as...
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Roses Without Borders

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From where I sit in Cochabamba, Bolivia, the air hums with the scent of citrus trees, a perfume wholly different from the crisp, cultivated...
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