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The Plairent August marks the end of summer. It stands at the threshold between the fullness of the season and the quiet invitation of the coming month. September days may still be warm and generous, but a shift begins to stir in the air—shorter evenings, cooler mornings, and a gentle slowdown in the garden. Vacations give way to routines, children return to classrooms, and we start to settle back into normalcy.In the garden, there is an abundant harvest. Tomatoes, herbs, and late blooms...

The interaction with plants can improve mood, reduce feelings of depression, and boost overall happiness. There are plenty of stories of how plants have served as a source of comfort and hope, through life, loss, and transition. Here's my personal story... Following my diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS), I could no longer continue along the career path I had chosen. I experienced a loss of sensation, difficulty taking deep breaths, and increasing challenges with mobility. As I faced the...

The Seed Principle He made the moon to mark the seasons;the sun knows it's time for setting Psalms 104:19 Many a modern-day poet, songwriter, and artist has found inspiration in the changing seasons of life. As we embrace autumn, we are surrounded by the turning colors of golden yellows, vibrant oranges,🍂and the rich, maroon hues in textured leaves and shrubs. Meanwhile, some plants begin to release their seeds, dispersing the promise of new growth for the spring planting season ahead. Just...

September 22, 2026, at 8:05 p.m. MST marks the Autumnal Equinox. At this moment, the Sun crosses the celestial equator, bringing nearly equal hours of daylight and darkness to locations around the world signaling the arrival of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. The exact time will vary depending on your time zone. After the equinox, daylight gradually decreases🌄, bringing shorter days and longer nights. Outdoor plants naturally respond to this seasonal shift by slowing their growth and...

Reader, with any endeavor, it’s important to measure its success by asking a simple question: How are we doing? It has been one year since The Plairent launched its new format, transforming the newsletter into scannable, focused segments designed to encourage weekly engagement. Personally, these publications have been cathartic, and a meaningful opportunity to explore the peace, understanding, and wisdom found in the ongoing study of plants and nature. Through sharing information, “how-to’s,”...

The Flower Of The Month Jasmine... Jasmine varieties flourish in the warm, humid days of summer. July is a prime month to enjoy the intense, sweet fragrance in gardens and potted plants. it's aroma uplifts the spirit, and has been linked to improved mood and feelings of anxiety. The potent scent in summer evening air acts as a natural stress reliever. Jasmine flowers Did You Know? The Jasmine's sweet fragrant flower has inspired songs, movies, and celebrations around the world. From Disney's...

The Seed Principle June: Summer Solstice Summer invites us to lean into the light. As our plants soak up the sun and build strength for the seasons to come, we too can embrace moments of joy, nourishment, and growth. The lessons of summer remind us that what we cultivate today prepares us for tomorrow. 🌿Grounded in Growth Helping people and plants thrive together one leaf, one bloom, one breath at a time Unsubscribe · Preferences

In December, holiday plants bring color and life to our homes as a part of our celebration and family gatherings. Their beauty brightens winter days and reflects the warmth we create together during this season. As we gather, reflect, and celebrate the gifts of birth and life, and the end of 2025, the plant world points us toward hope and new beginnings, as well as the promise of 2026. Thanks for joining us this year, just like our plants and the plant world, we at The Plairent Company will...

The Euphorbia pulcherrima was discovered by the first US ambassador to Mexico, Joel Poinsett, in the region around Taxco, Guerrero. Captivated by its beauty and red and green foliage, he sent the first cuttings back to his home in South Carolina for propagation and to be shared with botanical gardens and horticulturists. It is now associated with the Christmas season. December 12th is the anniversary of Poinsett's death and is recognized in the United States as Euphorbia pulcherrima day! The...