In honor of Beltane, and to celebrate Ken Volante's guest spot on Friday, this week we are talking about Gorse! A plant I had no idea existed until Ken asked me what it was. If you like the episodes thatare heavy on science and/or witchcraft, you're REALLY going to dig what's in store this week!

This week we are diving into what *I* think should be the new spinach for podcasters- a tasty treat & symbol of a nation- The Leek! Join me in learning all about this smelly little guy, and the role it plays in food, fashion, and everything in between.

in this weeks episode we dive into thistle-

but not literally, that would hurt.. anyway, if you like

fancy cheese boards, foiled battle plans, or anything in

between, this episode is for you!

Coming at you this week with a shorter, but jam-packed episode filled with ghost stories, smelly debates, and a new must-forage fruit for the next time you're in Oregon.

This week we are digging in to the sweetest (and most fleeting) bloom of spring- Lilacs! Whether you like the show for folklore, science-y fun facts, or Florigraphy facts, this one has a little bit of everything.

If you're in to fairy crime, specialty flannel, and fun facts about telephone polls, boy howdy do we have a treat for you! This week we are digging in to the giant grandpas of the forest- Scots Pine!

In this episode we are talking about diplomatic flowers, lovers, ravines, and weaponized honey…if that sounds like something up your alley, you WON'T want to miss this episode.

This week on the podcast, we’re diving into shamrocks! If you’re looking for botanical controversy, fairies, bee butts, or fun facts to share at your St. Patrick’s celebration, you’ll want to check this week’s episode out.

Have you ever wanted a bouquet that could double as a perfume AND thickening agent? Look no further than the Mimosa Flower! In this episode we dive in to all the ways this flower can be used, and why it became the symbol for International Women’s Day.

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This week we are digging in to an early spring favorite- Daffodils! if you're looking for a flower that is as useful as it is lovely, this episode is for you

Dreary winter days got you down? Learn more about the flowers that signal spring- snowdrops. In this episode we dive into the science, mystery, and contradictions surrounding this seasonal favorite. Whether you like history, weird nature facts, medicine, or anything in between, this episode is for you!

This week on the show we are digging in to roses! With a colorful history and bright future, it's no wonder this flower is a favorite of gardener's and scientists alike. If you like ancient scandal, folklore, or archaic enema methods, this episode is for you!

WHAT IN CARNATION? This week we are talking about everything from secret victorian bouquet languages to medieval bile theory and everything in between. Whether you love carnations or haven’t even heard of them, you’ll want to tune in this week.

Today we are digging in to Wormwood- A plant used for everything from absinthe to moth repellent. If you like sailing lore, prohibition era drinks, and odd cures for intestinal worms, this one's for you.

Today we are digging in to Hemlock- A plant that is misunderstood, mysterious, and often misidentified. If you like old school medicine facts, victorian instruments, and socrates, this one's for you.

Looking to learn more about the fungus in “The Last of Us”? Curious about the real live zombies walking among us? This episode is for you!

In this episode we will take a look at the legend behind Queen Anne’s lace. We’ll explore everything from lace tatting mis-adventures to love spells, and even unconventional cure for bedwetting. Listen now!

Today we are diving in to Henbane- the plant used for everything from a cure for motion sickness to poisoning your brother. If you've ever been curious about why witches ride on brooms, or what the heck is supposed to be around all those Ancient Grecian's necks, this episode is for you.