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Flora's Daughters | Featuring Julia Orquera Bianco & Meghan Henshaw
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- Herbal Radio
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- Mar 27, 2026
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Summary
This week on Herbal Radio, host Lucretia Van Dyke is joined by the herbalist and artist dynamic duo, Julia Orquera Bianco and Meghan Henshaw. Tag along with us as they explore: Behind the scenes of Meghan's and Julia's zine, Flora's Daughters Committing to collaboration: the intersection of art and plants Cyanotype printing : a unique way to connect with plants Weaving different cultures and backgrounds together Women's connection to plants throughout history What can we do for the plants vs. what can the plants do for us 📘 Get your hands on a copy of Julia and Meghan's herbal zine: Flora's Daughters 🎥 Watch the video version to this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/p5GRbFzvRb0 Learn more about Julia and Meghan below! Julia Orquera Bianco was born in Argentina and lived in Mexico before moving to the United States in 2016. She earned a BFA from Universidad del Museo Social Argentino in 2012. In 2018 she graduated from the MFA program at Roski School of Art and Design, University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Bianco earned a Certificate on Sustainability from UCLA in 2020, was an intern in the Medicinal Plant Conservation Program at United Plant Savers in 2022, and earned a Certificate in Permaculture Design from Cincinnati Permaculture Institute in 2023. Bianco interrogates Modern Western Culture, collective memory, and migration through the lens of a guest on the Land. Identity becomes an experience rather than a concept. Her work draws from her family and cultural heritage and from her practice with plants to craft stories where past, present, and place come together, redefining notions of belonging. 🌿 Julia's business website, Mundo Q'enti: https://www.mundoqenti.com/ 🎨 Julia's artist website: https://www.juliaobianco.com 🎠Check out Julia's upcoming ga…