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Adalaj stepwell AhmadabadHello friends ! If you love historical place with great architecture and breathtaking beauty than adalaj stepwell is a perfect place . Every corner of this place has amazing carvings , architecture . Every
Deep Dive into the Ethnobotany of Juniper part 5: Common Juniper, Utah Juniper and Juniper medicine worldwide
(a note. all my pictures on my posts are my own photography, unless otherwise noted. In this case, the the drawings featured are from Wikipedia Creative Commons. For podcast episodes, I use photos given
Deep Dive into the Ethnobotany of Juniper part 4 : all about Juniperus virginana - Eastern Red Cedar
Juniperus virginiana Eastern Red Cedar Eastern Juniper Aromatic Red Cedar Juniperus virginiana, or otherwise known by its common name Eastern Red Cedar is the familiar species of my upbringing. It is a
Ground Shots Podcast Episode #57: Gabe Crawford interviews Angela Moles P.h.D. on the rapid evolutionary responses of plants due to climate change, challenging scientific dogma
I thought I'd share one of my latest podcast episodes on here. I run a podcast called The Ground Shots Podcast which has been going for about 3 years or so. I focus a lot on herbalism and plants, and often
Cacti 🌵 in pots decorated with love messages and adorable Florks, carefully handcrafted to celebrate a couple's passion. (Tutorial) [ENG] [ESP]
Did you know? Cacti have very special meanings. They are associated with resilience, protection, strength, and lasting love—they thrive in harsh conditions with lots of sun and survive with very little
