Step into the hidden world of gardens where secrets bloom with ghostly apparitions, missing persons, murderous plots, and medical science; transforming ordinary flora into extraordinary intrigue.
Story teller, gardener, history buff; with a penchant for the mysterious, unexplainable, macabre and nonsensical. Degreed art historian, but people more impressed with my law degree. Go figure.
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Witchcraft, healing plants, seasonal living and working with the cycles of nature 🌿
365 days of art is my promise....daily art history and a weekly 12-hour Art Chat, both powered by your requests....because the one lesson my mentor drilled into me is that art education must belong to everyone, not just an elite few.
Stories of women authors of gardening books in the 19th and 20th centuries who have been lost to time. Researched and written by Carol J. Michel, a garden writer who hopes not to be lost too soon.
adventures with a British historian at large! a weekly update from historian and broadcaster Lucy Worsley