August 13th episode
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“I was enjoying this show until she said that Merriweather Lewis discovered a berry while searching for the Shoshani (sp?) Indians. How can Europeans “discover” flora and fauna in a place that’s been inhabited by native people for thousands of years??
Thanks but no thanks.”
555_Stop via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/16/20
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“If you’re interested in plants, gardening, ecology, and thoughtful and meaningful philosophical discussions about the importance of our wild spaces and our cultivation of them, this is the podcast for you.
Jennifer Jewell is the most extraordinary host! She has a beautiful voice and a peaceful...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
07/28/18
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“I've never found a podcast quite like this one. If you have any sort of inclination towards plants and/or the natural world, you're going to find something inspiring in this podcast.”Read full review »
Bbkettt via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/09/19
“Well, I still sharing the podcast the Jennifer did with Heather McCargo on why it is so important that we all start growing native plants from seed. Genetic diversity is the answer. This interview really answered my questions and put down the argument about cultivars vs native plants. Heather and...”Read full review »
Fnaturalme via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/20/22
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