"Smarty plants" - plant intelligence
Thought plants were dumb? Maybe we just don't know how to communicate with them. Here's a Wired online magazine article about plant intelligence.
posted by Ki at
10:04 AM
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
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Hi Ki,
Tomorrow (friday) I am posting a picture of my Beni-Kawa which has its fall color. I just saw that you asked me if I grew any native Euonymus. I don't but have several nice cultivars of alatus and E. sachalinensis .
I'll be interested to see yours grown up.
I wanted to add that my therapist told not to assign human emotions to plants ;-)
Hi Chris,
I'll definitely be interested in photos of your Beni kawa.
Hey, I thought plants were therapy! :)
Now I don't feel as silly for talking to my banana tree all summer!
Professor Mancuso should check into why flowers open the day after Carol hosts Garden Bloggers' Bloom Day - I remain convinced they're doing it on purpose!
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Lisa, why're you hanging out with banana trees? You know they're a bunch of hoods. Now, a nice, neat fir would be alright or...
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Ooo, a flower conspiracy. I love a good conspiracy theory. Indeed this needs to be investigated Annie.
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