http://humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/index/ en JArdery@austin.rr.com 2008-05-09T21:54:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/warm_the_cacti_cool_the_computers/ An Indiana city saves on heating, while the university pays less to chill its super computers. Kiss your brain! Ecology, Gardening & Landscape, Science Julie 2008-05-09T21:54:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/flower_electioneering_you_be_the_judge/ Did $11 arrangements break Oregon elections law? We plead the case of one judicial candidate. Florists, Politics Julie 2008-05-08T21:05:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/altitude_fear_latitude_envy/ The saturated colors of mountain flowers are legendary, but are they worth an anxiety attack? We search for a flatter alternative. Art & Media, Cut-Flower Trade, Gardening & Landscape, Travel Julie 2008-05-06T19:53:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/proto_peony_pilgrim_at_ashland/ Too early for the flower show, but just in time for a zillion blinking buds. Cut-Flower Trade, Florists, Gardening & Landscape, Travel Julie 2008-05-04T20:44:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/how_does_your_garden_reblog_grow/ With book clubs, meet-ups, and contests, the field of garden weblogging is now a thicket of online writers and photographers. Reblogging sites that collect posts from other blogs have helped bring the field into focus, partly by raising questions of copyright and profitability. Caren White, editor of one of the first garden reblogs—Garden Voices—talks about what’s happened and where it all may be heading. Art & Media, Culture & Society, Gardening & Landscape Julie 2008-05-02T18:14:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/faith_realism_enterprise_all_in_a_mustard_seed/ A talisman from the 1960s reaches back two centuries and forward, to this very spring in California. Culture & Society, Religious Rituals, Secular Customs Julie 2008-05-01T02:25:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/a_tall_order_large_stature_trees/ What lengths would you go to for shade, good drainage, and year ‘round beauty? Urban arborist Georgia Silvera Seamans explains the benefits of tall trees and ways to plant these giants successfully in cities. Thank you, Georgia. Ecology, Gardening & Landscape, Politics, Science Julie 2008-04-26T04:11:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/geobotany_rocking_the_garden_world/ Nature first put flowers on stone pedestals, but gardeners of the Picturesque school followed, with painterly landscapes of their own. Well done, say the EarthScholars: But, please, give rocks equal time! Art & Media, Culture & Society, Gardening & Landscape, Travel Julie 2008-04-22T20:06:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/carmen_red_hot_with_yellow_acacias/ The original bad girl, Bizet’s gypsy heroine, casts a floral spell, but why do opera productions always get her bewitching blossom wrong? Art & Media, Gardening & Landscape, Travel Julie 2008-04-21T02:54:00-06:00 http://www.humanflowerproject.com/index.php/weblog/in_iris_society_its_what_you_like/ Dishwater blondes, clowns and upturned beards, the American Iris Society has seen it all. Culture & Society, Gardening & Landscape, Secular Customs, Travel Julie 2008-04-18T18:01:00-06:00