On "CBS Sunday Morning", and I'll report on it shortly. Started at 9 Eastern, Amy's segment will be at about 9:05.
Well, it was long and meaty and Martha Teichner did a great job. And Amy's a star.
Hope they put it online.
Posted by Susan Harris on August 2, 2009 at 6:05 am, in the category Who's Ranting About Us.
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I missed it! CRAP!
I hope they put it online, too. My TV only gets one channel, so we watch everything online.
It was awesome. Love the poison garden!
I really enjoyed it! Thanks for the tip, I tuned in just in time.
I liked the chicken cuddling
FYI – The book was recommended to the Master Gardeners in Boise this past week at one of our trainings.
Sweet.
Amy, you have a fabulous publicity company. You’ve received sooo much coverage. And yes, you were great this morning.
I missed the show on Wicked Plants, but did see Amy on the new documentary, Botany of Desire, with Michael Pollan. She is awesome.
Congratulations, Amy!I’m glad the Wicked Plants are receiving such great coverage.
The New York Times published an article related to Wicked Plants. The article includes a brief history of the tomato as well as current research regarding the toxicity of its leaves.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/29/dining/29curi.html?ref=style