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The Fruit That Waits for No One: My Annual Pawpaw Tradition
Most birthdays come with cake. Mine comes with a fruit so rare and ephemeral it borders on mythical; the pawpaw. Each October, as the leaves turn gold and the first frost threatens, I begin watching the trees and the local markets. Pawpaws don’t come with a harvest window. They ripen on their own time, drop when they’re ready, and spoil within days. You can’t pick them early. You can’t ship them across the world. You can only wait, watch, and hope to be there at the right mom
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Oct 302 min read
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The Lawn is Dead: Long Live the Orchard!
Let’s talk about grass. Not the fun kind that sparks debates in Parliament, but the kind that takes over our backyards, schoolyards, and...
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Jul 223 min read
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Why Every Town Needs a Community Orchard
At Eden's Refuge we are on a mission to feed communities. Community orchards are vital to the health and resilience of towns. Here’s why...
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Nov 6, 20241 min read
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Why Every Town Needs a Community Orchard
At Eden's Refuge we are on a mission to feed communities. Community orchards are vital to the health and resilience of towns. Here’s why...
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Nov 4, 20241 min read
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