The Last Farmer
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An Interview in 2001 with Marvelous Marv Grabacre From Gene Logsdon {Thanks
to Pamela Smith, an Editor with The Progressive Farmer, we are posting an
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Tuesday, April 12, 2022
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
Botanical animation "Story of Flowers" .....Spanning from day to night and from sunshine to rain and wind, “Story of Flowers” shows the various stages of botanical growth and the help plants get along the way. The instructional project—which was illustrated by Katie Scott, animated by James Paulley, and directed by Azuma Makoto—depicts the interconnected networks within an ecosystem, like the organisms underground fertilizing the soil or a bumblebee landing atop and pollinating a pistil. Each stage of the germination process is shot with an enlarged view to magnify roots stretching out, sprouts poking through the ground, and flowers opening up to bloom. As rain falls, the petals drop and plants release their seeds, which then are embedded into the soil, beginning the cycle once again. Head to Instagram to check out more work from Scott, Paulley, and Makoto. (via The Kids Should See This)
Sunday, July 19, 2020
Wednesday, June 10, 2020
...E.T..Phone HOE-mmmmm...... and Other Garden Things
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Just a little giggle worthy phrase I came up with to make a garden art HOE sign. |
Woo Hoo...The Garden Is Blooming, The Vegetables Are Veg-gy-ing
Sweet William
These Tiny seeds (like poppy seeds) that I save every year
and replant (they take 2 years to bloom)
never fail to add color anywhere in the garden
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never fail to add color anywhere in the garden
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So there I was minding my own business
in one of my many flower beds, thinking about what
I was gonna do with a certain exotic Iris that was gorgeous,
when lo and behold I spied a baby fawn nestled
in my flower bed. I ran, got m camera, because
I could not believe what I was experiencing.I named that place IRIS' BED and named the fawn IRIS
(IRA if it was a boy fawn cause I don't really know)
And made a handpainted sign for Iris.
in one of my many flower beds, thinking about what
I was gonna do with a certain exotic Iris that was gorgeous,
when lo and behold I spied a baby fawn nestled
in my flower bed. I ran, got m camera, because
I could not believe what I was experiencing.I named that place IRIS' BED and named the fawn IRIS
(IRA if it was a boy fawn cause I don't really know)
And made a handpainted sign for Iris.
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Saturday, March 28, 2020
Monday, December 2, 2019
Saturday, October 5, 2019
Monday, July 1, 2019
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