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Author: awkwardbotany

Writer, horticulturist, and plant enthusiast.

Episode 45: Squirrels, Their Nuts, and the Subnivean Zone

  Unlike many other animals, squirrels remain active and present throughout the winter. They keep themselves fed by maintaining various … More

community radio, nuts, squirrels, subnivean zone

Episode 44: Phenology Throwdown for January 2019

  Plants in your yard can help feed the birds during the winter. Daniel gives some examples of seed heads … More

birds, chickens, community radio, fruits, molting, seed heads

Episode 43: Seed Dormancy and the Silver Dollar Plant

  Anna is back to tell you about seed dormancy. Why don’t seeds sprout as soon as they fall from … More

Anna, community radio, Lunaria annua, native plants, seed dormancy, seeds, silver dollar plant

Episode 42: Poinsettias and Lumps of Coal

  Poinsettias are almost as ubiquitous as Christmas trees during the holiday season. Casey shares a few fun facts about … More

Anna, bracts, Carboniferous Period, coal, community radio, Poinsettias

Episode 41: Mistletoe (part two) and Yule Logs

  As promised, Casey continues her discussion of mistletoe with a summary of some of the good these parasitic plants … More

advent botany, community radio, dwarf mistletoe, mistletoe, yule logs

Episode 40: Frankincense, Myrrh and Mistletoe (part one)

  In the story of the baby Jesus, the Magi brought three gifts to the newborn: gold, frankincense, and myrrh. … More

advent botany, community radio, frankincense, mistletoe, myrrh

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