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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!
All moved in. Just had to add my plate to the collection. It's a #Maine 🏠!
A September Easter egg. #watermelon #heirloom #bakercreekseeds #philadelphia #americasgardencapital
Successful office experiment. This is a "rescue" monarch. The caterpillar was about to be eaten by birds and given a safe space. Nature is awesome! "Banana" was released into the wild shortly after. Time lapse video to come... #monarch #monarchbutterfly #cacoon #chrysalis
Catapilar boom feeding on fennel and carrot. I counted 31! #blackswallowtail #catapilar #entomology #philadelphia #urbanecology
Exploring my parent's new hometown.
My life in phones 2007-17. Miss that blackberry. It's amazing what we choose to keep and hang on to in life. Moving is always a good check. #blackberry
Tomato hornworm inundated by larvae of the beneficial braconid wasp, Cotesia congregatus. Nature is amazing! #tomatohornworm #braconidwasp #parasitic #entomology. Initial find by @jjjambalaya 👀
This picture right here captures the joys and satisfaction of working for a historic house museum in urban Philadelphia. So many stories to tell! Last month these innocent and curious boys were caught trying to break in (boys being boys), and a month later they're here learning about this neighborhood resource. #community #strawberrymansion #philadelphia #fairmountpark #parkcharmsphilly
It's a perfect day for feeding on fennel. #textures #herbgarden #kitchengarden #butterflygarden #blackswallowtailcaterpillar #blackswallowtail
Great day judging for the PHS gardens and greening contest. Always inspiring to see gardeners tell their stories through horticulture expression. #horticulture
I could have used a place like this during the long new England winters as a kid. A Cairns birdwing seen at the end. #butterflies #lepidoptera
Contemporary art. What a complex! #airstream #industrialdesign
Happy 4th, 1830s style!
Young paw paws blowing in the wind. Largest native fruit. #pawpaw
Nerding out in the his/her matching hats. #family

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