Plants

[close] Hey there! My name's Tigrilla Gardenia, and I am a Nature-Inspired Mentor, Leadership Coach, and World Ambassador for Plant Intelligence. The founder of the Naturally Conscious Community and the seminal course, ReConnect with the Plant Kingdom, I love to empower healers, creatives, and entrepreneurs who love nature to consciously discover the elements of Life that nourish you to flourish. I love all things plant intelligence, plant communication, and plant cognition. That's why I host monthly masterclasses, group mentoring, and created the ReConnect with Plant Wisdom Book Club, where you can join us as we read along and discuss the best books about plant-inspired knowledge. Below you will find Book Club picks and my favorite books about the intelligence of plants. I'd love to hear about what you're reading. For more information about me and how to reach me, check out my website: www.tigrillagardenia.com.

[close] 'Then sprinkles she the juice of rue, With nine drops of the midnight dew From lunarie distilling.' ~Drayton

[close] This reading group will focus on natural history. We will immerse ourselves within the realm of organisms as we explore the biodiversity of the planet. Discover and discuss animal species ranging from vertebrates such as birds and mammals to soft-bodied organisms such as mollusks, worms and jellies. We will journey throughout the world's biomes via ecological and evolutionary perspectives, the microscopic connections and the life histories of different species. Hopefully we will gain a better understanding of the numerous species we share the planet with. Environmental aspects and conservation measures are also important topics of interest in this group. Coral polyps "Since we cannot change reality, let us change the eyes which see reality."

[close] Passionate camellia lovers (either amateurs or professionals) who like to share their own experiences with books on the topic (in any language). Don't hesitate to post about interesting books about camellias in your mother tongue. We're all eager to learn from across the world from camellia lovers. See you around, Ralf PS.: The pic is a Camellia japonica Tricolor de Siebold, taken at Landschloss Zuschendorf, Spring 2020