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Treehop: The Barnard Magnolia Will Rise Again

By Betsy Ladyzhets on Oct 10, 2017 3 Comments

Bwog has done lecturehops, peoplehops, clubhops, and roomhops, but this is our first time “hopping” an entity far greater than ourselves: the Barnard magnolia tree. But wait, you might ask – didn’t that tree die last year? In fact, while Maggie’s main body may be gone, her spirit and her genetic material live on. Senior staffer […]

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