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To the Moon and Back: Love, Birds, and the Mood Swings of March

Remember when birds flew to the moon for the winter? Probably not as it’s been a few hundred years since scientist Charles […]

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Nanowrimo Left Me Spent and Incandescent

Nanowrimo Left Me Spent and Incandescent

At some point every November I go stand away from the house at two in the morning and drop my head back, […]

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Fall in Love with Luna Moths and Other Ways to Save the Planet

A couple of weeks ago I asked my favorite-niece-named-Thea how she’s doing. Okay, she said. Tired, busy. Not sure what to do […]

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How to Make a Difference in One Easy Step

How to Make a Difference in One Easy Step

Just now in the garden, I spotted a female monarch flitting about the Gomphocarpus Physocarpus, more commonly known as Hairy Balls milkweed. […]

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Something of the Marvelous ~ Symmetry in Nature

Something of the Marvelous ~ Symmetry in Nature

At least once a week I volunteer at Lawton Greenhouse, our city’s hub for plants that strut their stuff at our zoo, […]

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About Me

I grow pollinator gardens, and chase monarch butterflies across the US and Canada. When I'm not gardening or writing I can be found talking to bugs, petting mosses, or perching on rocks near the water. I write to save my memories. I garden to save my soul.