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Annette Nielsen

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Award-Winning Journalist|Producer ~ Food systems, policy, culinary nutrition, health. Views are my own. culinarymedicinenyc@gmail.com.
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- At borgerne ‘må bide tænderne sammen’ virker upassende - Sjællandske Nyheder

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By Annette Nielsen Verified
| Sjællandske Nyheder Verified
Annette Pultz Nielsen frygter for konsekvenserne af et geotermisk anlæg i det grønne område, hvor Virumgårds borgere søger til, når de skal finde ro i hverdagen. Foto: Mikkel Thode Brøgger 1. juli fik beboerne medhold i sagen om fredsskoven ved Virumgård.
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Hill Gardener: Everything’s Coming Up Orchids

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By Annette Nielsen Verified
| Hill Rag Verified
The first few months of the year are prime time for seeing some of the most beautiful and exotic plants in a curated botanical exhibit – and you might add one to your own home plant collection. We can trace orchids back to the Cretaceous Period, most likely over 100 million years ago when dinosaurs still roamed the earth. The Aztecs valued them as symbols of strength and the Chinese prized them for medicine.
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The Hill Gardener: The Art of the Bonsai

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By Annette Nielsen Verified
| Hill Rag Verified
Bonsai is an ancient Japanese method of growing a miniaturized form of a tree. Derived from a Chinese horticultural practice and partly influenced by Zen Buddhism, it’s also known as an artistic expression of a tree as it is seen in nature. Many people find tending these trees contemplative and meditative, bonsai no kokoro – the enduring spirit of bonsai – where you might realize a deep connection with nature, recognize the fragility of life and foster compassion.
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