Posts Tagged ‘Michigan’
May 19, 2021 The Past 40 Years of Garden Design, Catherine Furbish, Emma Genevieve Gillette, Nathaniel Hawthorn, The Sparrow Sisters, Organic Gardening for Everyone by Cali Kim, and Nora Ephron
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Read MoreFebruary 26, 2021 How to use More Foliage in the Garden, Anna Eliza Reed Woodcock, Alfred D. Robinson, The Tussie-Mussie, Fantastic Fungi by Paul Stamets, and a Botanical Dream for Balboa Park
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Read MoreRemembering Fred Case Jr. and the Junior Chapter of the Michigan Wildflower Association
“Fred also organized the first Junior Chapter of the Michigan Wildflower Association in Saginaw. The group was essentially Fred’s Boy Scout Troop, and they planted a wildflower sanctuary in his dad’s place.” August 23, 1942 On this day, the Michigan Botanical Club summer meeting was held at the University of Michigan Biological Station at Douglas…
Read MoreThe Woman Behind Michigan’s State Flower: Anna Eliza Reed Woodcock
“Annie had been looking out her kitchen window at her apple trees in full bloom. She suddenly thought they would make a great State Flower.” April 19, 1897 On this day, Anna Eliza Reed Woodcock took some branches off her flowering apple tree. She brought them via wheelbarrow down Capitol Avenue to the Michigan Statehouse.…
Read MoreBotanical Beachcombers and Explorers by Dr. Edward G. Voss
As Heard on The Daily Gardener Podcast: Beachcombers and Explorers by Dr. Edward G. Voss This book came out in 1978, and the subtitle is Pioneers of the 19th Century in the Upper Great Lakes. Imagine a time when the Great Lakes were a vast, unexplored frontier, teeming with life and mystery. A time before…
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