Bay Leaves (Laurus Nobilis)

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Bay Leaves (Laurus Nobilis) Are A Key Aromatic In A Wide Range Of Global Cuisines, Lending A Subtle, Complex Flavour Profile To Long-Cooked Dishes. Our food forest has a splendid bay tree full of evergreen bay leaves, but it is often overlooked with more exotic plants coming to the fore.… More 2 responses

Vertical Forests

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One Of My Favorite Gardeners Is Actually An Architect That Designs Aerial Arboriculture! Meet Stefano Boeri & His Vertical Forests. Stefano Boeri’s Vertical Forest are legendary. They clothe tall buildings with trees, bushes and flowers that ascend buildings and appear to reach heaven!… More Leave a comment

Wood Wide Web & Suzanne Simard

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There Would Be No Wood Wide Web Without Suzanne Simard & Her Fascinating Research Into HowTrees Communicate Via Fungi The notion of the Wood Wide Web has passed into popular culture. But who first coined it? The answer is Suzanne Simard.… More Leave a comment

What’s in the Trunk? with Sir David Attenborough

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National Treasure Sir David Attenborough Explains How Tree Trunks Are Essential For Growth & Carbon Storage. See The Video & Summary. It’s easy to take trees for granted. We have them in our cities, towns and countryside. But sometimes we need to look at these everyday plants and appreciate what they do for us.… More 1 response

The Largest Cashew Nut Tree In The World

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Where Is The Largest Cashew Nut Tree In The World? Where Is It Spreading Its Huge Canopy. It’s In The Guinness Book of Records. Though cashew nuts are eaten as roasted and salted snacks they can also be used in various dishes such as salads, pasta, soups, and sauces. … More Leave a comment