Issue #08 — Spring Equinox, 2024
- Rasha Abdulhadi :: “Romancing the Artichoke”
- Raina K. Puels :: “September 21st” and “Moss crushes in my closed fist”
- Miriam Navarro Prieto :: “Borago Officinalis as Pleasure” and “I Am the Fire, and I Am the Forest and I Am a Witness Watching It”
- lae astra :: “Callus”
- KateLynn Hibbard :: “Unblossoming”
- J.D. Gevry :: “Queer Forest Ecology and Trans Conservation”
- Isaac Pickell :: “The scientific name for someone I used to know”
- Gretchen Rockwell :: “If I Lived on the International Space Station”
- Ester Cuervos :: “The Average Weight Of Your Organs”
- Derek R. Smith :: “Poem as infiltrated tree”
Issue #07 — Winter Solstice, 2023
- Talicha J. :: “Another Year Sprouts”
- Shannon Hearn :: “The Plants Are Farming Us”
- sangria :: “56 minutes, including dryer cycle”
- Nnadi Samuel :: “Someday, I identify as a Prairie”
- Michelle Rochniak :: “One More Time”
- Maya Cheav :: “lorelai in silks,” “the masochist and her lamprey,” and “lily”
- Luke Sutherland :: “Nurselog”
- Devin Miller :: “Guttation, Transformation”
- Bryce Baron-Sips :: “Leave my carcass in a lilac bush” and “Grasses have joints when the cops aren’t around: A sestina for the end of the world”
- Arya Vishin :: “LAST WINTER YOU LEAVE ME UNPLANTED”
Issue #06 — Autumn Equinox, 2023
- Tara Labovich :: “[A TOMATO IS A GASP]”
- sterling-elizabeth arcadia :: “trans desert gender tryst / at the foot of mount wrightson”
- Peach Delphine :: “macrorrhizos”
- Natalie DC :: “dame’s rocket”
- nat raum :: “haworthia fasciata”
- Moni Garcia :: “Our Spider Plant” and “Mother says”
- Jerry Portwood :: “Stolen gardens”
- J. C. Otiono :: “looking for a soft place to land”
- heidi andrea restrepo rhodes :: “life cycle of ephemeral plants”
- Allya Yourish :: “The corn sweats”
Issue #05 — Summer Solstice, 2023
- Tristan Richards :: “Pandemic Plants and Disco Balls” and “Anxiety as the Plant Dying on My Window Sill”
- Rituja Patil :: “Elegy”
- Rita Mookerjee :: “Cardboard Cutout Palm Tree”
- Rhienna Renée Guedry :: “Our gardens are just environments we pretend to control”
- narinda heng :: “planting”
- Myra Scott :: “Helice, My Darling”
- Maya Walker :: “Carnivorous”
- Margaret Saigh :: “THIS IS AN AUTOMATIC REPLY”
- Jacob J. Billingsley :: “Something for Tomorrow” and “Heteronomous Cellulose / Autonomous Skeleton”
- Guérin Asante :: “On the Other Side of Moss”
Issue #04 — Spring Equinox, 2023
- Yasmine Bolden :: “cottagecore death fantasy”
- Paul Goudarzi-Fry :: “Saturated Ekphrases”
- Nora Hikari :: “Exposition on Pears, as a Transmisogynist” and “Paper Birch Lullaby”
- noam keim :: “Thinking about na3na3”
- Kim Roberts :: “The Invasive Weed Syndicate” and “The Glass Flowers at Harvard”
- Julian Mithra :: “Mock Funeral, Petty’s Island” and “Deflowered”
- Grant Chemidlin :: “Cruising,” “Portrait of a Plant on Fire,” and “Sally (When There’s Nothing Left to Sell)”
- celina mcmanus :: “bog baby” and “prayer: a voice memo”
- Ashish Kumar Singh :: “Agriculture”
- Ari Koontz :: “Grow”
Issue #03 — Winter Solstice, 2022
- Umang Kalra :: “REMEMBER WHEN THEY TOLD US THE MUSHROOMS COULD TALK”
- Trinity Nguyen :: “There Are Roly Polies in My Monstera”
- Robin Kinzer :: “Meyer Lemon Tree”
- Nnadi Samuel :: “Still-life with Shrubs”
- Joy Su :: “Fertilizer”
- Jo Güstin :: “Letter to Rihanna”
- Grace Embers :: “weeds found in my garden, June 2020”
- Chloe Chou :: “supermarket succulent”
- Briar Ripley Page :: “Gardeners in Hades”
- Audrey L. Reyes :: “Field Notes on Remembering”
Issue #02 — Autumn Equinox, 2022
- Robin Arble :: “Second Spring”
- Nolan Lee :: “Irises”
- Mair Allen :: “In Spike, In Bloom”
- Jody Chan :: “naturalization” and “species loneliness”
- H. Pueyo :: “Paula”
- BEE LB :: “ode to each life within sightline”
- Ashely Adams :: “Prescribed Burn”
- Anam Raheem :: “Ethereal Yawn”
- Alex DiFrancesco :: “The Voice of Living Things”
- Addie Tsai :: “SWOONING FOR SUCCULENTS”
Issue #01 — Summer Solstice, 2022
- Rose Skelton :: “Little Starts”
- Nomi Stone :: “Little Starts”
- Nikki Wallschlaeger :: “Mother of Thousands”
- M.P. Rosalia :: “sapling, taken from the northern pacific coast, kept in a jar.”
- Keagan Wheat :: “Our Breakup Plant”
- Jose Luis Pablo :: “Gardening Alone” & “Cutting the Tree”
- Ellie Howard :: “Seedbombing a Golf Course”
- Conyer Clayton :: “today I put my hands into dirt, and it was warm” & “I always hope it’s a turkey”
- Chen Chen :: “Set the Garden on Fire”
- Ally Ang :: “Invocation”