Melinda J. Irvine is a freelance writer, blogger and creative. She writes for business clients and online publications all over the world. When she’s not writing about holistic health and ways to become a more effective writer, Mel is practicing tai chi and supporting the emotional wellbeing of marginalised kids in the Philippines. Sometimes she even has time to cross stitch.
This is very cool, I’ve been reading about this lately. It’s amazing to consider how they learn. Jerry showed them to me while walking one day. There is a book I was reading last year called ‘The Hidden Life of Trees: what they feel, how they communicate’ by Peter Wohleben which is also very interesting. I borrowed it from the Bolinda Digital Library through my local library in Australia (i’m a member of so many libraries and miss them so much).
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I read that these plants learn: http://theconversation.com/pavlovs-plants-new-study-shows-plants-can-learn-from-experience-69794 is this amazing, or what!
This is very cool, I’ve been reading about this lately. It’s amazing to consider how they learn. Jerry showed them to me while walking one day. There is a book I was reading last year called ‘The Hidden Life of Trees: what they feel, how they communicate’ by Peter Wohleben which is also very interesting. I borrowed it from the Bolinda Digital Library through my local library in Australia (i’m a member of so many libraries and miss them so much).
Haha … i just finished that book and gave a copy to my bushcare group leader too, so wonderful that these ideas are traveling far and wide ♡
It is wonderful these messages are being taken up by more and more people who are working to protect our beautiful earth. Yay.
WOW! Interesting.
Jerry loved showing them to me. I had to google them to find out a little more. What fun. Thanks for stopping by. Mel.