Cultivating Life celebrates how Americans are reconnecting to the land by moving out of their houses and into their backyards. Each week, Sean and his guests reinterpret agrarian traditions and crafts to fit them into our modern lifestyles.
The Cryptogamic Botany Company (CBC) is a studio devoted to using science and detailed study to create art from natural objects. Through this process, CBC aims to reveal value and to celebrate things that might otherwise be disregarded.
The Rhode Island Wild Plant Society is a non-profit conservation organization with over 1,000 members and volunteers, and hundreds of education programs that provide opportunities for the public to learn about Rhode Island’s native plants and habitat.
Brown University founded in 1764 with over 8,000 students is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in the United States and well known for its open curriculum in which students craft their own plan of study.
Burpee Seed Company was founded in 1876 and within 25 years became the largest, most progressive seed company in America mailing over a million catalogues a year to America’s gardeners. Burpee, today, it is the oldest American seed company and synonymous with vegetable gardening (and Beefstake tomatoes).
Over 175 years old, The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society motivates people to improve their quality of life and create a sense of community through horticulture.
