# Mary Stone
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Children's stories that never grow old - Various
"Children's Stories That Never Grow Old" is a timeless collection of beloved children's tales, masterfully adapted by Mary Stone and enhanced with enchanting illustrations by John R. Neill. This treasury brings together classic stories that have delighted generations, carefully retold to captivate …
Children's stories that never grow old - Various
"Children's Stories That Never Grow Old" is a timeless collection of beloved children's tales, beautifully adapted by Mary Stone and illustrated by John R. Neill. This treasury brings together classic stories that have enchanted generations, carefully retold to engage young readers and preserve the…
Ep 266 - It’s Not Too Late to Plant Again, Sweet Pea
A neglected patch of vegetable garden, a disappointing spring harvest, and a few leftover seed packets inspire a late-season experiment—and a reminder that missed opportunities don’t always mean the season is over.
Mary Stone revisits an old “Sweet Pea” story while exploring fall crops of snow pea…
Ep 267 - A Not-So-Peachy Gel Dilemma
From sweet peas and peaches as terms of endearment to squirrels stealing the only peach on the tree, Mary Stone starts this week's garden chat on a playful note. Then a jelly-like peach-tree dilemma leads to gummosis, Cytospora canker, peach scab, and how stress and wounds can leave trees vulnerabl…
Ep 268 - Finding Our Way Again on the Paulins Kill
A trail closure sends Mary Stone and her rescue dog, Jolee, in another direction for a restful walk along the Paulinskill Valley Trail, where late-summer wildflowers, remnants of railroad history, and the reestablished Paulins Kill River offer a reflection on change and restoration.
Along the way, …
Ep 269 - A Memory Trail Through Nature’s Fall Palette
A walk along the Paulinskill Valley Trail leads Mary Stone down a memory trail of beloved dogs, changing paths, and how we adapt through seasons of loss and healing.
Memories of Sara—a tennis-ball-loving golden retriever who learned to play differently after two CCL surgeries—lead back to the scre…
Ep 270 - To Weed or Not Weed Knotweed
To weed or not to weed knotweed? An afternoon of weeding in a client's garden leads Mary to an unexpected dilemma—and a deeper dive into this beautiful but notoriously difficult invasive plant.
Mary Stone revisits her first encounter with Japanese knotweed (Reynoutria japonica)) as one of September…
How do we judge someone’s emotions?
Claudia Hammond chats to All in the Mind Awards judge, writer and former doctor Adam Kay. Adam shares his mental health first aid kit, the importance of saying thank you and why you should nominate someone for an Award.
Plus, how do you judge another person’s emotions? New research suggests that c…
Ep 271 - Meeting the Tree of Life & When Autumn Arrives Early
A family visit to Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Florida brings Mary Stone face-to-face with a much-adored baobab, known as the Tree of Life. Along the way, she discovers colorful tropical plants, a reluctant butterfly, and a touching reminder of how her mother's love of gardening continues t…
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