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Flowers That Shirk Their Duty

Posted on February 27, 2023 by Ann Lovejoy
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Small but plentiful sedum flowers offer a bee buffet Why Pollenless Plants Are Pointless In recent years, gardeners have found more and more sunflower seed packets labeled as ‘pollen free’ and ‘best’ for cutting. It’s certainly true that pollen-free blossoms … Continue reading →

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Epigenetics and The Garden Diet

Posted on December 6, 2022 by Ann Lovejoy
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Kale, cilantro, sharp cheese, apple, pumpkin seeds and tart dried cherries, oh my Holiday Greens On The Plate For me, the phrase ‘gathering holiday greens’ always meant harvesting fir and pine, sequoia and cedar, as well as lots of garden … Continue reading →

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Making The Most Of Quince

Posted on November 22, 2022 by Ann Lovejoy
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Golden quince shimmer in late autumn sun From Funky To Fabulous Lumpy, rock hard, and fiercely tart when raw, quince is an uncommon backyard fruit these days. However, cooking works magic on this unassuming fruit, which was once the ‘golden … Continue reading →

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Queer Bingo & Floral Ofrendas

Posted on October 31, 2022 by Ann Lovejoy
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Sisters Of Perpetual Indulgence (and kindness!) Shifting Halloween Traditions On Saturday, the Senior Center held an uproarious, over the top Queer Bingo party as a fundraiser for queer students in arts and humanities and students with learning disabilities. It was … Continue reading →

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