We need to "Wave goodbye to the Patriarchy."

It's time to "Wave Goodbye to the Patriarchy."

Gnome. It makes sense considering all the time I spend in the garden.

One guy, in the all male department I used to work in, told me that I should eat my lunch in a separate area from the guys. I continued to ruin their man lunch vibe for a full 10 years.

Almost 200 people in Manheim, Pennsylvania.

Bleak, but true.

Dirt? No. Larval ticks!

Best wishes! As someone who has had breast cancer and a mastectomy, I know being able to poke around in the garden while healing is such good medicine.

No, I don't know the original saying either. I've heard different versions. And you're correct, it doesn't always hold true.

As a botanist, I can tell you that the saying is not entirely true, but is a good start to ID. Grasses, sedges and rushes each belong to separate families and are grouped under the term "graminoid." Although "go touch a graminoid" doesn't quite roll off the tongue.

It happened in York County, PA. Allegedly, five police officers were shot while serving a warrant. The shooter is deceased.

We have a similar situation in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Gorgeous! Do you ever offer originals for sale?

I've also seen it called "Yellow prairie grass."