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Favorite Friday: Even bindweed brings gifts
Bindweed is thick and happy right now—at its seasonal height—and gardeners are scrambling to keep it under control. A year ago at this time I wondered: If every being serves some positive purpose, what might bindweed be contributing? The post … Continue reading
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Tagged attitudes toward nature, ethnobotany, native plants, TEK, traditional environmental knowledge, weeds
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Even bindweed brings gifts
It’s the bane of gardeners throughout the arid West—the boa constrictor of the weed world, twirling nasty vines around other plants, stretching its stringy rhizomes underground for what appear to be miles. Gardeners in Boulder joke that “it’s all just … Continue reading
Posted in nature, spirituality
Tagged attitudes toward nature, ethnobotany, native plants, TEK, traditional environmental knowledge, weeds
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