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in The Biology Files
A plant pundit comments on plants, the foibles and fun of academic life, and other things of interest.
Depressing in general
The general color outside remains brown. After a Feb. thaw, early March has been cool so everything is just stalled. Hellebores look the same as they did 2 weeks ago. Bulbs are also on hold, and it's probably a good thing to keep flowering shrubs on hold for awhile, but in general it's sort of depressing. And the campus and campus town are nearly deserted because of spring break, and that is sort of depressing as well. And everything about how the country and our state is being run is sort of depressing too. The death of Steven Hawking is also depressing, not that his work could be understood by botanists, but he was such an exceptional person, such an exceptional intellect. So TPP thinks reading a gardening column might be cheery, and among their advice for making gardening easier is to install Astroturf! In what way is Astroturf gardening? Way too depressing of an idea. Neighbor who took out all of the shrubbery in their yard and planted grass has moved on, and that is sort of cheery news; new neighbors might be better. So if you decide to comment on this, do be upbeat. And forgot Pi Day, which is more sad than depressing. But NCAA basketball playoffs have begun, and that is so depressing. What is it people like about that game?
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