Hi, everybody. This is Joe Lample, the Joe behind Joe Gardner and welcome to the Joe Gardner

show. And as we get started, a big thanks to Soil cubed for their support of this podcast.

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deal on the best compost. Today, I am so excited to bring back my friend and great podcast

guests, Nancy Lawson. You may recall that I've had two prior podcast episodes with Nancy,

the first one on her book, The Humane Gardner, which was amazing and a very popular podcast

indeed. And then we followed up with one based on some discoveries that she made in her

own garden around the subject of Monarch RX. Now, if that has your interest, you might want

to go back and listen to that podcast. We've got a link in the show notes for that one as well

as her first one. But today, it's all about her brand new book, Wildscape. The subtitle

is Trilling Chipmunks, Beckoning Blooms, Salty Butterflies, and other sensory wonders of

nature. In a true fashion for Nancy, she just has a knack for pulling out the science

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