On this special edition of the show, our guest will be Cultivating Place’s wonderful host, Jennifer Jewell. Jennifer has a new book out and it’s very special. A very intimate and at the same time global take on the natural and social science aspects of one of the most fundamental things to life on Earth – seeds. Jennifer’s book is titled What We Sow: On The Personal, Ecological and Cultural Significance of Seeds.
It’s an exploration of the lives of plants and people through the cycle of a botanical year viewed through the fundamental lens of seeds. With our guest host, Dave Schlom of NSPR’s Blue Dot program and podcast, we’ll hear about the good and the bad when it comes to the modern world of seeds - from those produced by natural plants battling to adapt to climate change to those produced by human hands. Join us!
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This fall, the Conservancy brings us Isabella Tree, the author of The Book of Wilding, to discuss how spectacularly nature can bounce back if we only give it the chance through wilding. And what comes is not just wildlife in super-abundance, but also solutions to the other environmental crises we face. The speaking tour takes Tree to New York City on September 29 for the Garden Futures Summit and then to Middleburg, VA on October 2 and St. Louis, MO on October 4. For tickets and more information, go to garden conservancy dot org slash education.
Thinking out loud this week:
On this week of the publication day of my third book, and sending this episode out into the universe with the book the day before the Autumnal Equinox on Sept 22nd - I am ever grateful to be here growing along with you all. Through all the stages cycles of this gardening life. Happy Equinox friends. Even in this season of dispersal and heading to dormancy, keep growing.
This came to me while traveling recently and I kind of liked it it spkoe to the way in which things we do and invest in aggregate more powerfully over time: In Cultivating our Places, The earth is in all of our hands; and under all of our skies, what we sow matters.
Seeds, like thoughts, become the world we grow…..choose the good ones with care.
Another good blessing from this communally germinated work.
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This sounds like a fascinating discussion! Jennifer Jewell's exploration of seeds in "What We Sow" sounds both enlightening and deeply relevant to our understanding of ecology and culture but also Check out to have quality task. Seeds are indeed fundamental to life on Earth, and delving into their personal, ecological, and cultural significance promises to offer rich insights. Looking forward to hearing more from Jennifer and Dave Schlom on this special edition—it's bound to be a thought-provoking conversation!
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