Moon trees

Moon Trees were grown from seeds taken on flights to the moon.

Have You Ever Seen A ‘Moon Tree?’ Where You Can See A Curious Legacy Of NASA’s Apollo Missions 50 Years On

There are some trees called Moon trees: they were grown from 500 seeds taken into orbit around the Moon by Stuart Roosa during the Apollo 14 mission in 1971

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— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) January 30, 2023

My crocuses show how global warming works

Here’s a picture of my crocuses, the first flowers every year, that I took on 2/9.

I looked for photos from earlier years.

In 2022, the crocus pictures were from 2/27.

In 2021, the pictures were from 3/9. It’s moved up a whole month in two years – that has to be global warming.

The Orioles have revived a tomato-growing tradition

Orioles manager Earl Weaver and groundskeeper Pat Santarone grew tomatoes at Memorial Stadium starting in 1970.

This tradition was just revived at Camden Yards.

The origin of the tomato plant at Camden Yards extends back when the competitive spirit of manager Earl Weaver met the expertise of groundskeeper Pasquale “Pat” Santarone in the 1960s. https://t.co/aBd5IFpITO
— The Baltimore Sun (@baltimoresun) August 21, 2022

Our favorite Earl Weaver is not Tirade Earl or Beer and a Cigarette Earl, but Gardener Earl, who maintained a friendly rivalry—aka The Tomato Wars—with #Orioles groundskeeper Pasquale “Pat” Santarone, over who cultivated the best crop of tomatoes every summer at Memorial Stadium. pic.twitter.com/APLmRAICuH
— Earl Weaver's Last Hurrah (@1982Orioles) July 22, 2020

Remembering Memorial Stadium’s tomato patch

Remembering Memorial Stadium’s tomato patch

.@MLBcathedrals Pat Santarone, Earl Weaver & their tomato vines at #MemorialStadium. #Orioles http://t.co/ok899jjpFv pic.twitter.com/B7j9YJpOCS
— Ticker & Ticker of Beverly Hills (@UTZAAKE) April 18, 2015