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Hosted by Lisa Cutshaw · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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Do you ever feel stressed, stretched thin, and in need of a break from it all? You’re not alone.Welcome to Plant Connection. If you’re looking to reconnect with the world and find balance in the chaos, this plant podcast is for you.I’m your host, Lisa Cutshaw, a landscape architect and erstwhile plant ecologist – nature lover, farmer, hiker, seeker – and if you’re interested in exploring ways to deepen your relationship with nature and explore the many benefits that come with it, you are in the right place.In each episode, we’ll explore how plants, trees, and nature’s wisdom can help you restore a sense of peace and connection.The goal? To bring nature back into your life, no matter where you are, and help you feel more grounded, peaceful, and connected to both yourself and the world around you.Whether you’re just starting your journey into the world of plants or you’ve always been curious about our connection with nature, this is the place for you.Subscribe to Plant Connection n
Lisa Cutshaw hosts Plant Connection: A Plant Podcast to Reconnect You With Nature, One Plant At A Time, a health show with 27 episodes published.
What if the cure for a paralyzed arm was... more pain? In this episode, we dig into the strange 1821 case of a young woman treated for paralysis with urtification (deliberate flogging with stinging nettle) and use it as
What do you say when a plant with a reputation for ancient healing magic turns out to be just what the old folks always said it was? In this episode, we explore the Elder (or elderberry, as I’ve always known it). From it
What do a Civil War-era schoolteacher, ancient Druids, and Gothic cathedrals all have in common? The mighty oak tree. In this episode, we explore the story of Mary Smith Peake, a free Black businesswoman in Hampton, Virg
Eleven hundred years ago, Anglo-Saxon doctors in what is now England had a reference book to help them treat ailments, and blackberry played a key role in healing a potentially deadly illness that was all too common. And
Episode Description What do the Hunger Winter, a 17th century financial bubble, and a children’s cartoon have in common? Tulips. In this episode, we dig into the surprising history of one of spring’s most beloved flowers
Three hundred years ago, an entire English village rose up to save an ash tree. Listen to see how the authorities worked to find a solution. Ash trees are a common sight across much of the temperate world, so it’s no sur
Episode Description Redbud offers both beauty and healing, and it does it all with style. In this episode, we explore how controversy rocked one state as it debated whether to make red bud the official state tree. Covere
Rhubarb has been a shockingly important plant throughout history. In this episode, we explore how rhubarbs’ medicinal qualities made it one of the most valuable plants in Europe for hundreds of years, leading to one doct
Episode Description The flowering cherry tree is an icon of spring beauty. In this episode, we explore how one woman worked for decades to bring that beauty to a little corner of her city, to the delight of generations o
The rhododendron is a beautiful and celebrated flower, but people and animals also need to be careful around them. In this episode, we explore the fascinating story of rhododendrons. There are over 1,000 species of rhodo
Every day, around five billion cups of tea are drunk around the world. But few people know about the flower that their tea comes from. In this episode, we explore Camellia sinensis - the flowering plant behind so many va
Witch hazel is an individualist. It blooms in winter when almost nothing else will. And that’s not the only surprise it’s hiding up its sleeve. In this episode, we explore the fascinating story of witch hazel - a distinc
Long before borders were drawn in North America, one tree carried a message of peace and solidarity. That tree was the white pine. In this episode, we explore the story of the white pine and its deep cultural significanc
In 1969, one Brooklyn woman was fighting to protect a single magnolia tree. And her determination reshaped an entire neighbourhood. In this episode, we explore the magnolia tree, its 100-million-year+ history, and the st
Norway Spruce trees are a common sight in the festive season as Christmas trees. But this tall, conical tree isn’t just for Christmas. It’s a tree that has shaped music history. In this episode, we explore the extraordin
There is a tree in Massachusetts that has outlasted generations. Walking past it, it might seem like any other tree. But the Endicott Pear Tree has faced a trip half way around the world and centuries of harsh weather, a
It’s hard to imagine a fruit more familiar than the apple. It’s been with us for centuries, and many of us have memories centred around the apple tree. But we rarely hear about where the apple came from and why it became
In 2007, a 170-year-old horse chestnut tree in Amsterdam became the centre of a global campaign. The local government saw it as a risk to surrounding buildings and condemned it. But the public stood in their way. Because
No thanksgiving feast would be complete without pumpkin pie. No Halloween would be complete without a front yard decked with jack-o'-lanterns. But the pumpkin had a rocky start to its popularity. In this episode of Plant
Pecan pie, praline, pecan brittle. It’s hard to imagine a time when pecans weren’t a beloved staple, particularly in the American South. But pecans are one of the most recently domesticated food plants. In today’s episod
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