Goldenrod, Woodland Aster & Pokeweed. Some natives in bloom now. I wanted to do a bouquet that a child could pick.
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- Karen Orlando: I was a 2010 horticultural intern at Brooklyn Botanic and am an organic vegetable gardener at Floyd Bennett Gardens Association, a community garden in Brooklyn.
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The Learned, The Fat, and The Red - Bologna: *La Dotta, La Grassa, La Rossa. * The Learned, The Fat, and The Red. The famed university, oldest in Europe (and many bookstores). The food! (...1 week ago
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His Car, His Bed, His Christmas Tree - His new shift is to care for dinosaur bones He says I’m winging it best I can Is it all I’ve ever, always on the fly I say the answer never satisfies An ol...5 weeks ago
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Two New Colognes and Some Further Experiments - This year's Cologne Experiments are filtered, bottled, labeled, photographed and posted. It was a long process but I'm happy to have all of the bottles I...1 month ago
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