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Fig cutting update: buds are swelling so it's time to hit the lights. #propagation #figs
Stewards of the garden. #buxus #boxwoodblight #Boxwood #Georgetown
Late fall fig cutting day. Wrapped in parafilm and hibernating in basement. #propagation #figtree #plantsale #Georgetown #washingtondc
This morning an amazing and beautiful white oak stood for the last time. No one harmed, no built object impacted. Early Thanksgiving miracle. We will rebuild! #Georgetown #trees #whiteoak
Warmly enjoying and learning.#hamamelis #Georgetown #washingtondc #orangery
Vintage gem from the local used book store with provenance. Highlights: March 17 1986: "haven't done a damn thing in the garden yet. May 22 1984: "J + Paul topped maple tree near Bensons. Looks like Vietnam. #shitgardenerssay #virginia #gardening #1980
Golden morning. #corinthian
Nice looking #peregrine falcon (?) in a beautiful white oak. #urbanforest #Georgetown
Learning about bats today. This small device connects to a smartphone to ID present bat species via echolocation. Shout out to @thesavelucycampaign #bats
A golden #amsonia, superior #deerfence, and herpatological #ottoman.
Truth. #halloween #pumpkincarving #pumpkin
Looking like fall here in DC.
Nice fall afternoon with nature and DC area gardeners. #dcgarden #gardensdc
Walking the neighborhood with my ex work wife and forever friend @punchcolor. Strong Halloween game here!
#Boxwood expert Lynn batdorf on hand to talk culture, care, and #boxwoodblight. #Georgetown is cursed with widespread outbreaks this year. Ironically boxwood has early origins as a medicinal plant to prevent infiltration of evil spirits, and were planted close to houses. #funfacts
Saw two guys gardening at a beautiful home near work. A quick chat led me to learn the house was once owned by the head of Dumbarton oaks and features a lovely back garden.love the 🦉 #backyardgardening #fountain #urbangardening
Take a few moments out of every day to soak in everyday miracles like this that we often take for granted. #pollenators #washingtondc #publicgarden
Scoping out the local native plant sources. Impressive operation and community outreach. Mission: ecological restoration as a form of socially engaged Buddhism. #nativeplants #ecology #washingtondc @earthsangha
Hold my beer. @natgeomuseum @brightestyoungthings
First day on the job! Excited to be here!

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