Plants in Place

"Plants in Place" explores the dynamic relationships between plants and the environments they inhabit, considering how their growth, decay, and transformation shape and are shaped by surrounding landscapes. Drawing from phenomenology and plant-thinking, the book examines both intimate interactions, like a child's engagement with moss, and broader ecological contexts, such as forests and cities. This study invites listeners to deepen their understanding of vegetal life and its vital role in shaping the world around us.