Taylor Orci
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Taylor Orci is a writer-comedian living in Los Angeles. As a journalist she's contributed to the likes of NPR, The Atlantic, Slate.com, New York Magazine, BUST Magazine, and WNYC's "The Brian Lehrer Show". While at NPR she had her own storytelling podcast called, "Club Awesome: A Show That's About Any Song That's Meant Anything to Anyone, Ever".
Other credits include: IFC's "The Grid," Adult Swim's "NTSF:SD:SUV" and Comedy Central's "Nick Kroll Show." She's performed in the CBS Diversity Showcase, Sketchfest Seattle, the LA Comedy Festival, the Boston Women in Comedy Festival, and other such places that will have her.
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This easy and fun recipe is great for big groups -- start stocking enough lidded jars for everyone!
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Weeding through vegetable seeds to find container-friendly varieties can be tedious. Here are three websites that do the digging for you.
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One of the most expensive things about having a container garden is buying the containers themselves. Here are few creative ways to save money, and even make some art in the process.
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The many ways pollination happens, and why we should all want to hug bees.
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From helping ward off pests, to increasing yield, a plant's life is better when it's shared with friends.
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Vegetable gardening can feel impossible. Do it anyway.
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If you think of beans as only "the musical fruit," you're missing out on a delicious romance with an often over-looked crop.
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Heat stress can take a dramatic toll on your plants. We've got some solutions, to make your plants have a happy ending this summer.
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Water doesn't just give your plants something to drink, it helps develop healthy root systems, too. But do it incorrectly and it can provoke exactly the opposite.
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Direct sun versus partial sun versus dappled shade. Something as seemingly simple as sunshine can be confusing for a newbie gardener.
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Good garden soil is essential for a great garden. The problem is, learning about it can be a real slog.
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Starting a garden can be exciting, but it can also be discouraging if you buy too many crops at first only to watch them wither and die. Here are four easy choices to get you started.
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This column will educate, demystify, and hopefully, encourage some folks who never considered gardening to think again, because everyone deserves to eat organic food.
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I haven't been adventurous enough to try the rabbit. Next time, Gadget! Next time......
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I haven't been adventurous enough to try the rabbit. Next time, Gadget! Next time......
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This easy and fun recipe is great for big groups -- start stocking enough lidded jars for everyone!
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Weeding through vegetable seeds to find container-friendly varieties can be tedious. Here are three websites that do the digging for you.
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One of the most expensive things about having a container garden is buying the containers themselves. Here are few creative ways to save money, and even make some art in the process.
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The many ways pollination happens, and why we should all want to hug bees.
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From helping ward off pests, to increasing yield, a plant's life is better when it's shared with friends.
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Vegetable gardening can feel impossible. Do it anyway.
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If you think of beans as only "the musical fruit," you're missing out on a delicious romance with an often over-looked crop.
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Heat stress can take a dramatic toll on your plants. We've got some solutions, to make your plants have a happy ending this summer.
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Water doesn't just give your plants something to drink, it helps develop healthy root systems, too. But do it incorrectly and it can provoke exactly the opposite.
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Direct sun versus partial sun versus dappled shade. Something as seemingly simple as sunshine can be confusing for a newbie gardener.
