About Artichokes
1. Eating flower babies. An artichoke is the bud of the flowerhead of Cynara scolymus, a plant with lovely violet-blue
Read More1. Eating flower babies. An artichoke is the bud of the flowerhead of Cynara scolymus, a plant with lovely violet-blue
Read More1. What you already knew. As a plant person, you already know that plants have senses, many beyond our ken.
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Read More1. No such thing as one mouse. If you see one mouse in your house, you can be sure there
Read More1. Blue jean pea plant. A member of the pea family, Indigofera tinctoria, the plant that produces blue jean blue,
Read More1. Don’t get carried away. It only takes about six inches of flood water to stall most passenger cars. One
Read More1. Bobbing. Bobbing for apples, called “snap apple” in parts of Ireland and Newfoundland, comes to the Halloween tradition from
Read More1. More than just a jacket. “Canada goose” may conjure up visions of a warm, fur-trimmed winter jacket with a
Read More1. Canadian Thanksgiving. It has been held on various dates from May to November, and it doesn’t have the same
Read More1. Turtle island. Turtle myths abound in creation stories throughout the world. The Hindus tell of a great flood that dissolves
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