Ep 148. Anatomy & Array of Beautiful Bark

Garden Dilemmas, Delights & Discoveries

In this episode, we discuss the fascinating Anatomy and Array of Beautiful Bark, noting a selection of trees inspired by a talk given by Bruce Crawford, the Manager of Horticulture of the Morris County Park Commission (NJ).

We wrap up with an analogy of our skin, which developed just as the bark of trees based on our areas of origin. And how metaphorically, we grow thicker skin with life challenges. But we can exfoliate by forgiving and begin to flourish.

I hope you enjoy the story.

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Anatomy & Array of Beautiful Bark

Episode 45 Beloved Mr. Beech (Link to Blog Post Beloved Beech Trees)

Episode 132 Shagbark Hickories – Nutty Mast Years – (Link to Blog Post)

The story of my Unexpected Furry Messenger Episode 20 - (Link to Blog Post)

Morris County Park Commission

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Mary Stone, Columnist & Garden Designer

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