“ Chicory (Cichorium intybus) The ancient Egyptians considered chicory a magical plant, capable of removing all obstacles as well as opening locks,… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“I opened the door and stepped down onto something squishy. It was moss, velvety smooth, creating uneven hills of emerald green across the floor… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“I went back to the ocean for a wash. The salt stung my face. I didn't know my skin was so raw. I slung… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“What a strange place, I thought. If I look up everything is so clear and beautiful, and if I look down, everything is so… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“Plants need roots because they can't move on their own. Their roots serve them well, stopping them from getting blown all over the place… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“I liked the sound of that. A true plant person. It sounded so much more alive, and warmer than a true advertising person.” — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“It was a color I didn't realize the earth could make without the help of human beings. I knew the water would be blue,… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“They think they are, but the person they were born to be was covered up by years of living with parents and going to… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“After the death of my marriage, I was hell-bent on keeping the bird-of-paradise alive. I would take it slowly. Plants first. And if everything… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“ Chicory (Cichorium intybus) The ancient Egyptians considered chicory a magical plant, capable of removing all obstacles as well as opening locks, boxes, and… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“If you can hear the quiet while being woken up by the garbage trucks, you have power. When you can feel the stars when… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“ The Luna Maria The moon has two distinct terrains, the very old highlands, and the younger, smoother maria. The maria are lunar seas… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
“In just one moment I had emerged from a world of dark green, almost black, to a world of bright blue and light sunshine.… — Margot Berwin Copy Share Image
