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In her newest tutorial, Claire introduces you to a few easy to care for kitchen herbs. Learn the basics of growing chives, violets, lemon balm, basil, and rosemary in containers that can flourish on your windowsill, kitchen counter, or porch.
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Claire discusses the real-life equivalents of a few of the catchable creatures of Pokemon Go, including Vileplume, Scyther and Jumpluff. Learn about the putrid smelling flowers of the genus Rafflesia, the many species of Praying Mantis, and the surprising resilience of the underrated dandelion.
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A profile of the long and accomplished life of Indian botanist E.K. Janaki-Ammal.
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In honor of Oktoberfest, Claire talks about one of the important components of beer: hops. Learn about their physiology, history, cultivation and uses!
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Claire talks more in depth about sundews, the carnivorous members of the genus Drosera.
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20% of the profits from the sale of this shirt will go to Project Q, an organization that provides free, identity-affirming haircuts to queer, homeless youth.
The remaining profits will support Brilliant Botany’s education work, providing free and accessible resources around plant science and pollinator conservation.
20% of the profits from the sale of this shirt will go to Project Q, an organization that provides free, identity-affirming haircuts to queer, homeless youth.
The remaining profits will support Brilliant Botany's education work, providing free and accessible resources around plant science and pollinator conservation.
Claire goes through her carnivorous plant acquisitions from the Carnivorous Plant Show at Tower Hill Botanic Garden, including sundews, pitcher plants and a venus fly trap!
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Ever wondered what plants your favorite Pokémon are based on? Claire covers a few of the real world plants that inspired the catchable creatures seen in Pokémon Go.
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Claire profiles the life and accomplishments of seaweed/algae scientist Carmen Pujals.
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In the second episode of Big Agriculture, Claire discusses another of the world’s leading crops: coffee. Learn about the physiology, harvesting, and production of this energizing plant.
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A snapshot of the wildflowers growing in the gorgeous Maudslay State Park.
