A Thousand Stitches
Through my art, native gardening, and writing, I am looking for hope and healing in the face of ecological crisis and political instability.
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It’s Comforting to Contemplate a Time When All of This is Memory (opens the original)
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Before you dig into my essay, please sign up for my online talk tomorrow through the U.S. Botanic Garden! It is part of their series “An Artist and Their Garden.” I will talk about how my art and gardening are entwined, evolving practices. Hope to see you there! Register here.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="673" src="https://
Apologies to All the Useful Plants I Ever Pulled Thinking They Were “Weeds” (opens the original)
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I have learned a lot about the natural world since I have been growing native plant species in my suburban Maryland yard. One of those things is whatever “design” you put in place at the beginning may get away from you. Parts of my garden are decidedly wild now and with late summer upon us, it is beautiful chaos. And weeds, or whatever you want to call them, are a big part of that chaos. Since I have been native gardening, I have had a number of such newcomers. Or perhaps I should call them retu
Fall Classes and Events and a Very Special Offer! (opens the original)
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