Hey Soil Cousins! Let’s rewind to a fantastic conversation and exploration with Julius Tillery who is an American Cotton Farmer.  

Julius touches on the intricacy of innovation, challenges, and cultural significance woven into cotton cultivation. Julius' insights shed light on Black ownership, inheritance in farming, and the creative use of cotton in decorative arrangements. Delve into the truth about cotton's declining presence in American fields and its connection to economic shifts. 

www.blackcotton.us

Instagram: @blackcotton.us

Facebook: facebook.com\blackCottonDecor 

Twitter: @Mr_Black_Cotton 

Hey Soil Cousins! Let’s rewind to a fantastic conversation and exploration with Julius Tillery who is an American Cotton Farmer.  
Julius touches on the intricacy of innovation, challenges, and cultural significance woven into cotton cultivation. Julius' insights shed light on Black ownership, inheritance in farming, and the creative use of cotton in decorative arrangements. Delve into the truth about cotton's declining presence in American fields and its connection to economic shifts. 
 <a href="https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/3wiBCjRjznuYXXphMH4CmYwRA?domain=blackcotton.us">www.blackcotton.us</a>  
Instagram: @<a href="https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/FkEACkRkAoukjjmsDIOCGLWcO?domain=blackcotton.us">blackcotton.us</a> 
Facebook: <a href="https://url.us.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/SHBVClYlBps188gsLSoCzOtnu?domain=facebook.com">facebook.com</a>\blackCottonDecor 
Twitter: @Mr_Black_Cotton

The podcast that resides at the intersection of Black Culture and horticulture in a world where all the garden fairies and most of the gnomes are white. Hosted by millennial black plant enthusiast and self proclaimed Plantrepreneur, Colah B Tawkin. 'Conversations WILL be had' on a range of topics that directly influence and impact black plant keepers as we blackily impact and influence the world. Follow @blackinthegarden in IG and Tune in weekly! Send any questions, concerns or feedback to hello@blkinthegarden.com. 

The podcast that resides at the intersection of Black Culture and horticulture in a world where all the garden fairies and most of the gnomes are white. Hosted by millennial black plant enthusiast and self proclaimed Plantrepreneur, Colah B Tawkin. 'Conversations WILL be had' on a range of topics that directly influence and impact black plant keepers as we blackily impact and influence the world. Follow @blackinthegarden in IG and Tune in weekly! Send any questions, concerns or feedback to hello@blkinthegarden.com.

Black in the Garden

Rewind: Cotton Farming with Julius Tillery

It's always a celebration when we link up!

In this special anniversary episode, the tables are turned as Plant Zaddy, aka Josh Hite, interviews Colah B Tawkin—the voice and heart behind Black in the Garden. Together, they delve into the journey, lessons, and passion for plants that have made the podcast a beloved space for growth, resilience, and community.

Stay tuned for Colah’s hot takes and rapid-fire reflections in the 5th Anniversary Hot Seat! From digging deep into her story to sharing unique plant encounters (including which plant she considers the "Beyoncé" of the botanical world), this episode celebrates five incredible years of nurturing Black joy, pride, and healing through gardening.

Join us as we honor Colah’s journey—from soil to spotlight—and toast to many more years of breaking ground and planting seeds of knowledge.

Colah’s TedEx

For more information, visit www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden

It's always a celebration when we link up!
In this special anniversary episode, the tables are turned as Plant Zaddy, aka Josh Hite, interviews Colah B Tawkin—the voice and heart behind Black in the Garden. Together, they delve into the journey, lessons, and passion for plants that have made the podcast a beloved space for growth, resilience, and community.
Stay tuned for Colah’s hot takes and rapid-fire reflections in the 5th Anniversary Hot Seat! From digging deep into her story to sharing unique plant encounters (including which plant she considers the "Beyoncé" of the botanical world), this episode celebrates five incredible years of nurturing Black joy, pride, and healing through gardening.
Join us as we honor Colah’s journey—from soil to spotlight—and toast to many more years of breaking ground and planting seeds of knowledge.
Colah’s <a href="https://youtu.be/jfF4bs8NBo0?si=6BmvFfI18clRZNtE">TedEx</a>
For more information, visit <a href="http://www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden">www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden</a>

Anniversary Celebration - 5 Years of Resilience, Strength & Blooming

In uncertain times, what better way to find inspiration than through a great story? On this episode of Black In The Garden, we spotlight incredible Black individuals who have made a significant impact in the world of horticulture. Today, we shine a light on Pearl Fryar, a man whose passion for plants goes beyond mere gardening. He’s made a real difference through his unique and artistic approach to horticulture.  

Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of topiary—the art of sculpting plants into stunning shapes. Pearl Fryar’s name stands out like a perfectly pruned masterpiece. With just a pair of shears and a lot of heart, Fryar transformed a small corner of South Carolina into a breathtaking living canvas that continues to inspire people around the globe. 

Adding to the conversation is Plant Zaddy, ready to share more insights about Fryar's journey and legacy. Tune in and get ready to see your hedges in a whole new light! 

Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden

Documentary: A Man Named Pearl

For more information, visit www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden

In uncertain times, what better way to find inspiration than through a great story? On this episode of Black In The Garden, we spotlight incredible Black individuals who have made a significant impact in the world of horticulture. Today, we shine a light on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/pearl_fryar_topiarygarden/?hl=en">Pearl Fryar,</a> a man whose passion for plants goes beyond mere gardening. He’s made a real difference through his unique and artistic approach to horticulture.  
Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of topiary—the art of sculpting plants into stunning shapes. Pearl Fryar’s name stands out like a perfectly pruned masterpiece. With just a pair of shears and a lot of heart, Fryar transformed a small corner of South Carolina into a breathtaking living canvas that continues to inspire people around the globe. 
Adding to the conversation is <a href="https://www.plantzaddy.club/">Plant Zaddy</a>, ready to share more insights about Fryar's journey and legacy. Tune in and get ready to see your hedges in a whole new light! 
<a href="https://www.pearlfryargarden.org/">Pearl Fryar Topiary Garden</a>
Documentary: <a href="https://wpba.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/WABEStudios/EWrieowj4MhJt3q0UTmd-EcB0g5FaoZ506042Br51YzqXQ?e=5LQcCJ">A Man Named Pearl</a> 
For more information, visit <a href="http://www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden">www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden</a>

Storytime: Pearl Fryar, Titan of Topiary 

Welcome to the world of magical plants! In this episode of Black in the Garden, we’re thrilled to welcome Keyoncé Dillon, a New Orleans-based spiritual practitioner, life coach, and host of the Millennial Soul Food podcast. Keyoncé brings a rich perspective rooted in Black, Queer, and Southern experiences, offering deep insights into Hoodoo, plant magic, and the powerful role of plants in spiritual traditions. With a background that spans Christianity, Hermetic Kabbalah, Hoodoo, and Buddhism, they guide clients to overcome spiritual and emotional blocks, promoting personal and professional growth.  

Keyoncé takes us on a journey through the historical ties between Black people and plants, diving into the transformative power of plant magic in Hoodoo, how these practices evolved during the transatlantic slave trade, and the significance of plants like the burning bush in Biblical traditions. They also share practical advice for those interested in incorporating plant magic into modern spirituality, as well as their personal experiences working with plants and moon phases. Get ready to explore the dynamic interplay between nature, culture, and spiritual resilience. 

For more information, visit www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden

Welcome to the world of magical plants! In this episode of Black in the Garden, we’re thrilled to welcome <a href="http://www.millennialsoulfood.com/">Keyoncé Dillon</a>, a New Orleans-based spiritual practitioner, life coach, and host of the <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/msf-podcast-46-happy-hoodoo-heritage-month/id1506840626?i=1000671204555">Millennial Soul Food</a> podcast. Keyoncé brings a rich perspective rooted in Black, Queer, and Southern experiences, offering deep insights into Hoodoo, plant magic, and the powerful role of plants in spiritual traditions. With a background that spans Christianity, Hermetic Kabbalah, Hoodoo, and Buddhism, they guide clients to overcome spiritual and emotional blocks, promoting personal and professional growth.  
Keyoncé takes us on a journey through the historical ties between Black people and plants, diving into the transformative power of plant magic in Hoodoo, how these practices evolved during the transatlantic slave trade, and the significance of plants like the burning bush in Biblical traditions. They also share practical advice for those interested in incorporating plant magic into modern spirituality, as well as their personal experiences working with plants and moon phases. Get ready to explore the dynamic interplay between nature, culture, and spiritual resilience. 
For more information, visit <a href="http://www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden">www.wabe.org/podcasts/blackinthegarden</a>

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