plants

While living with five housemates has its ups and downs, I do have to say our apartment reflects bits and pieces of everyone’s personality, whether it’s the decor or random trinkets we all have.

There he lay, resting in his hollow casket beside the trash bin; his leaves limp, his shoots caressing the sides of the empty tomb.

I hope you found the right plant to match your personality and Zodiac sign with this list! If you didn’t see your Zodiac sign on this list, check out part 1 of this series and you are sure to find it there.

Despite the relentless downpours and splintering winds for the past weeks, spring is just around the corner, officially marked for March 20, 2023. Whether you are a green-thumbed plant-whisperer or a brown-thumbed hopeful, here are a few features about Berkeley to keep in your back pocket as you venture out into a warmer season with a shovel and a watering can.

We know how to increase plant food consumption among under-resourced populations: by providing increased SNAP benefits.

I never saw what was so special about real plants, until I fell in love with my first live succulent.

My plants keep dying. They understandably don’t like being in my low-light apartment and, even though I have them all as close to the window as possible, they’ve been withering pretty consistently. At this point, my plants represent a sort of bio-Darwinism, where only the hardiest have survived. After an appropriate amount of mourning, I’ve found ways to replace the color and liveliness of the plants that used to decorate my apartment.

Botanical gardens, a picnic among flowers, and relaxing on the glade, nothing could be better. So look no further for your next summer outing.