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Aster

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Sep 18, 2026

Chuck LandryPANELIST
10:25
I do have New England aster, and that's also orange pollen.
Bill HesbachHOST
10:29
Yeah.
Bill HesbachHOST
10:30
Aster...
Bill HesbachHOST
10:32
Old school beekeeping, you don't want aster to get into your honey supers.
Bill HesbachHOST
10:37
And the reason for that is it has a high glucose content and it will crystallize really quickly.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
141:47
The Topaz Storybook: Stories and Legends of Autumn, Halloween, and Thanksgiving, compiled by Ada M. and Eleanor L. Skinner.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
141:56
Goldenrod and Purple Aster by Flora J. Cook.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
142:01
Once upon a time, a strange wise woman lived in a little hut which stood on the top of a hill.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
142:08
She looked so grim and severe that people were afraid to go near her.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
144:46
End of section 20.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
144:48
This recording is in the public domain.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
144:56
Wild Asters, read for LibriVox.org by Sarah Brown.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
145:02
Child: White and purple asters watching by the brook, tell me where you got your starry eyes.
LydiaHOST
25:21
Don't think they liked it here very much, but they're lovely.
LydiaHOST
25:25
And next to them is one of my batches of Calistephus, which is the Chinese Aster, the gorgeous apricot color.
LydiaHOST
25:33
Now let's have a look.
LydiaHOST
25:34
The label says 27th of April.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
129:14
The Topaz Storybook, Stories and Legends of Autumn, Halloween, and Thanksgiving, compiled by Ada M. and Eleanor L. Skinner.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
129:23
Goldenrod and Purple Aster by Flora J. Cook.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
129:28
Once upon a time, a strange wise woman lived in a little hut which stood on the top of a hill.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
129:35
She looked so grim and severe that people were afraid to go near her.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
131:43
As she opened the gate for the children, the wise woman was seen to smile in the moonlight.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
131:49
Golden Hair and Blue Eyes were never seen again at the foot of the hill.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
131:54
The next morning, beautiful waving Golden Rod and Purple Asters grew all over the hillside.
Sarah BrownNARRATOR
132:01
Some people say that these two bright flowers, which grow side by side, could tell the secret if they would of what became of the two little girls on that moonlight night.
Devon HukillHOST
2:36
Yep.
Keith FunkHOST
2:37
Asters and mums and those sorts of things.
Keith FunkHOST
2:39
I mean, yeah, asters are starting to bloom.
Keith FunkHOST
2:41
Yep, that short day does it.
LauraNARRATOR
15:23
By Alexandra Alter.
LauraNARRATOR
15:26
On a recent summer evening in Manhattan, the novelist Alex Aster greeted a crowd of ecstatic young women dressed in nearly every imaginable shade of pink: subtle pastels and dusty rose, bubblegum, blindingly bright magenta.
LauraNARRATOR
15:43
"Wow, that is so much pink," said Aster, thirty-one, who was wearing a bright pink strapless mini dress and sparkling pink high-heeled sandals.
LauraNARRATOR
15:54
The audience has come dressed in homage to the protagonist of Aster's new novel, Barbara Millicent Roberts, better known to her legions of fans as Barbie.
LauraNARRATOR
16:07
"I can't wait to hear what Barbie means to you," Aster said as the audience whooped and cheered.
LauraNARRATOR
16:13
Barbie: Dreamscape opens in a rosy fantasy world the day before Boxing Day, when Barbie is supposed to be assigned a fate that determines her career.
LauraNARRATOR
16:25
But when she fails to get one, Barbie, jobless and spiraling from an identity crisis, goes on a journey to find her destiny and ventures to faraway lands, where she briefly encounters an unremarkable Ken and discovers magical abilities which emanate from her charmed accessories.

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LauraNARRATOR
22:31
Adult Barbie lovers emerged in droves for the live-action movie, which became the highest-grossing film of twenty twenty-three, earning one point five billion dollars worldwide.
Tom KarakoGUEST
28:25
So they have some of their own indigenous capabilities that they have taken them a while to develop them.
Tom KarakoGUEST
28:34
You know, the Germans have Iris-T and the French have their Aster.
Tom KarakoGUEST
28:38
So there's things like that.
Tom KarakoGUEST
28:39
You're right.
SarahHOST
27:16
And so I got delphinium.
SarahHOST
27:18
I got a tray of the Amazon series of Sweet William, which I've never grown before, and two trays of Aster's.
SarahHOST
27:27
which I have been babying until it was safe to plant them out for frosts.
KatieHOST
27:33
Oh, yeah.
April WaltersNARRATOR
167:25
They bring pleasure and joy to all who meet them.
April WaltersNARRATOR
167:28
You may call the sisters Little Golden Hair and Blue Eyes, or if you really wish, you may name them Goldenrod and Aster.
April WaltersNARRATOR
167:40
End of section 54.
April WaltersNARRATOR
167:42
Recording by April Walters.
April WaltersNARRATOR
171:59
Flower Stories by Lenore Elizabeth Mullets.
April WaltersNARRATOR
172:03
Section 57.
April WaltersNARRATOR
172:05
All About the Aster.
April WaltersNARRATOR
172:06
Suggestions for Field Lessons.
Aunt M.HOST
5:52
But with that in mind, some of the flowers for September.
Aunt M.HOST
5:56
Okay, so Aster.
Aunt M.HOST
5:58
That actually used to be a very, very common girl name, Aster.
Aunt M.HOST
6:02
So Esther, Aster, sometimes within the same family.
Aunt M.HOST
6:06
So Aster is about transition, protection.
Aunt M.HOST
6:09
We are always about protection.
Aunt M.HOST
6:11
You need to have some sort of daily protection.

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