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Kara L. Goldstein, CPH, manages the living plant collections at a public herb and economic-plant garden. She curates culinary, dye, and medicinal beds, leads community workshops on plant safety, and spends Saturdays attending high school marching band competitions. Goldstein began her horticulture work as an arborist before moving to public display gardens. She holds a BS in horticulture from Tarleton State University and writes for Biology Insights.

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