Little things that feel like spells:
the sound of wind in trees like they're whispering secrets
old keys with no doors to open
puddles that look like portals if you stare long enough
half-finished poems tucked into coat pockets
dusty attics where forgotten memories nap
candlelight flickering like it’s trying to talk
tea leaves swirling like they’re casting fortunes
cloudy days that turn the world into a watercolor
finding feathers in strange places like a bird witch left them behind
she jack my pine (P. banksiana) till my serotinous cone's sealing resin melts at 50°C (122°F) allowing my seeds to disperse and colonize shortly following a stand-clearing fire (Larsen & MacDonald 1998).
Honestly bizarre that tomatoes get all the flack for “not being a vegetable” because they're technically a fruit when:
A) There are a ton of fruits that get categorised as vegetables. Like this also applies to pumpkins, squashes and cucumbers.
B) The fucking mushrooms are standing there at the back of the crowd in this witch trial, trying to look inconspicuous because they somehow got into the vegetable club with no fucking controversy despite the fact that they're not even plants.
I made some little fairies out of pressed flowers 🌷
everyone should watch this video. just learned something new. the usa is still genociding indigenous people and they won't stop.
sometimes i think about the golden record and i want to cry
All who are interested in the cause of plant diversity, pollinators, and the restoration of ecosystems, please pay attention to the simplest articulation of my advice:
You must seek those who know the ways of the plants and who share the plant agenda
Look for organizations, events and places where these people might be found, and wait for them to appear. Some are from the academic world, many others came to know the plants another way
If someone's email address is publicly available, you can use it to contact them. But the most powerful contacts will be those unreachable by online means
When you find someone, they will tell you the names of other people, so you can seek those people as well. When contacting new connections, tell them who sent you
If you learn to explore your surroundings, recognize the plants, gather their seeds and grow plants yourself, you will be a valued connection
Write down your contacts in a little book and make yourself slightly annoying by offering your service in some way
The plants will teach you the rest...start learning from the weeds, which are easy to know and easy to grow
Feeling very hyper and happy and grateful after drinking a matcha and an americano and finishing an assignment
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