In May 1859 with her carefully tended Philadelphia garden in full bloom, the botanist Elizabeth Carrington Morris crouched down to examine the least remarkable
In the depth of the pandemic, my partner and I, accompanied by our dog, headed out of snowy Colorado for the desert landscapes of Sedona,
Historian Jared Farmer observed, “Personification is intrinsic to treeness.” But, so is gender scripting. Western tree stories and images construct human-tree relations in decidedly masculine
In 1968, shortly after the purchase of the last house where my great-grandmother, Carrie Mills Calloway, would ever live, the transplanting of her roses began.
