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Camille Werther's Substack

Welcome to my newsletter about gardening and nature and our relationship with plants. I'm a horticulturist, illustrator, and photographer, so this newsletter is a collage of art and science, with encouragement to enjoy the outdoors.

Newsletter · By Camille Werther · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 21, 2026

    Desk flowers, baldcypress leaves, and fall! (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Welcome back to my newsletter, and thank you for sticking around! I’m making several changes here, and hopefully they will inspire you to spend time outside and notice the little things in gardens and nature. I hope you’ll like it. You’ll see more photos of my own creations, and some printables and prompts for your own journal or sketchbook (and if you don’t have one, I’m going to encourage you to start one!). I’ll be updating the newsletter’s look over the next few months, too. Fall-inspired de

  2. Issue · Jul 22, 2026

    Artistic Growth and Inspiration (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    I’m jumping back in here after quite a while away. If you are a subscriber, thank you for waiting with me!In this past year, I’ve been stretching my artistic boundaries, taking classes in 15th century Italian and Gothic calligraphy and illumination, gilding, lettering of the St. John’s Bible, acanthus leaves, and many, many more courses. I think I’ve taken a total of 18, from calligraphers from the U.S. to Paris, Germany, and South America. Thanks for reading Camille We

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