March 26, 2021 Stream These Awesome Garden Shows, Lady Luxborough, William Woodville, The Sower, George Washington Carver by Christina Vella, and Robert Frost

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Botanical History On This Day

1756 Lady Luxborough, Henrietta Knight, the English writer and gardener, died. She transformed her enforced isolation into a celebrated landscape at Barrells Hall and coined the garden term “shrubbery.”

1805 William Woodville, English physician and botanist, died. He was a pioneer of medicinal botany whose illustrated pharmacopeia helped physicians learn the healing power of plants.

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The Sower by A.E. Housman

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1874 Robert Frost, American poet, was born. His poem “Lodged” captures the quiet resilience of flowers bent by wind and rain, yet still standing.

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