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      Nature Is Good For You

      Do Plants Sleep? Botany By Moonlight
      Do Plants Sleep? Botany By Moonlight
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      The Night Garden: Design for Pollinators and People that Thrive Under Dark Skies
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      Fall 2023 Exit lightEnter nightTake my handWe’re off to the night-time garden.—Adapted from, “Enter Sandman” by Metallica (1991)  Composers: James Hetfield,…
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      The root of the matter: Planting in fall for establishment and water savings
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      Fall 2023An update to our 2023 Drought Roadmap for GardenersMost garden plants have the best chance at success with fall…
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      Future-Proof Selections for the Central…
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      Drought Roadmap for Gardeners
      Spring 2023The Drought Roadmap aims to go after…
      Episode XXIV: Ground Up Science…
      Spring 2023 Read the companion Article here. Alessandro…
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      Seeding: The End and the Beginning
      Seeding: The End and the Beginning
      Fall 2023This article is excerpted and reproduced from What We Sow by Jennifer Jewell with permission from the author and Timber Press…
      California Native Plants for the…
      Fall 2023Originally published in 2005, the highly regarded…
      A Plant-Love Story: A Palm…
      Fall 2023 Wallace Stevens wrote in his poem,…
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      Episode XXXII: Great Expectations for Seed Keeping with Jennifer Jewell
      Episode XXXII: Great Expectations for Seed Keeping with Jennifer Jewell
      Fall 2023Read the companion article here.From a gardener’s hyperlocal natural history to raw, existential questions, in her new book What…
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      Inspired Gardens And Design

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