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Celebrating the infinite possibilities of arts-humanities-plants encounters. @kewgardens & @RoyalHolloway research project funded by @ahrcpress

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A "mucawa" or ceramic drinking bowl from Kichwa-speaking lowland The locations of the river clay from which it is made are kept a secret |

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In 1905 the Irish Dept. of Agriculture transformed Avondale estate into an experimental farm, trialing tree species for regeneration. cover had been at an all time low of 1.6%. Today it is 10.5 - the highest in over 350 years.

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Eliza Brightwen wrote to Eleanor Ormerod in 1895 congratulating her on her pioneering work in agricultural zoology + chemistry. The letter connects two inspiring who both contributed economic specimens to Kew.

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The use of sea in and was popularised in the mid 1800s. Inserted into the a rod of dried will slowly absorb moisture, causing dilation. Corn stalks, sea-sponge and various plant roots have also been used as uterine tents...OUCH!

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How to harvest a without getting cursed: Tether a dog to the base of the and throw it a tasty morsel just out of reach so it lunges forward, uprooting the mandrake. The dog will die at sunrise & should be buried with secret rites.

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Often dubbed 'bastard saffron' for its resemblance to the more expensive (Carthamus tinctorius) was nevertheless valued in ancient times. Garlands were found in the tomb of and it has been used for centuries as an oil, yellow/red dye and medicine.

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is an important component of used for insect bites, wounds, toothache, colds, stomach cramps and even The scientific name Echinacea derives from the ancient Greek for 'sea urchin', which its spiky flowerhead resembles.

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This time of year your needs an extra bit of oomph. are a potent and have long been used for their and busting properties. The plant was a favourite of Hippocrates (460-370 BC), who described it as his 'medicine chest'.

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Inject some into your with a cup of are highly revered in Chinese and have been used for thousands of years to promote longevity, and soothe.

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& are referred to in the as fruits of In the Islamic paradise garden - cultivated in sunken beds - their intoxicating aroma can be enjoyed at head height. Thanks & for a fantastic lecture last night.

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