It’s the spring of 2020, and like millions of others, we Botanists in the Kitchen are sheltering at home, trying to help flatten the curve. But if you are a plant person (or know any) you know that no matter where we are, and how bad the news is, we must have an outlet for botanizing. This blog has always been about helping people connect to plants, especially plants that might just be sitting in their refrigerators or cabinets. These days those connections feel more important than ever.
For the next few months, we are trying something new and inviting you into our kitchens and our nerdy botanical way of looking at the world. We sincerely hope that you can join us in good health and upbeat spirits.
The Botanist in the Kitchen 
I am glad to see some things don’t change: a botanist is still a botanist communing with her plants and helping us to see their value, beauty–and utility!
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This is exciting! Does it mean you will be taking your recordings to Youtube ? Many thanks, Emma
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 9:32 PM The Botanist in the Kitchen wrote:
> katherineapreston posted: “It’s the spring of 2020, and like millions of > others, we Botanists in the Kitchen are sheltering at home, trying to help > flatten the curve. But if you are a plant person (or know any) you know > that no matter where we are, and how bad the news is, we must ” >
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Hi, Emma,
The videos are actually hosted on YouTube because they are large. I prefer to have people come through the blog, though, so that I can provide links and context. Thanks for reading!
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