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“Really, the host & guests relate so closely to plants that they refer to them (sometimes) as “who.” Charming.”
betsymendelsohn via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/04/17
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“I really enjoy this podcast. It's just the right mix of botany, hiking, botany and information. Top experts giving solid advice. Well done.”Read full review »
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“I love the variety of this podcast. Got some of my favorite natural history book suggestions off their books podcast awhile ago. Fantastic introductory info to get you headed in the right direction for some scientific reading.”
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“As an aspiring botanist, I love this show! Great opportunity to learn something new and to hear about what others have done with their careers in plant and conservation biology. I’ve found some of the growing tips very helpful with my own plants. Hope to hear more from this podcast in the future!”
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United States of America ·
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