I have harvested and hung to dry my last flowers and herbs of the year. Tomorrow is Lammas, an ancient festival of the early harvest and with each passing day we are closer to autumn which is my favorite season. I am looking forward to the cooler nights, the harvest moon, the magic that permeates the air this time of year and of course Halloween! I thank you for taking the time to visit the blog and as…
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With the solstice on the 21st of June, we have now officially entered summer. I have begun to harvest and dry several of my flowers and herbs and am definitely looking forward to the coming weeks when the sunflowers are in full blood and we begin to enter the fall season which is my favorite time of year. Here are some garden photos! I hope you are enjoying the summer season and I thank you for taking…
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We are quickly approaching the summer solstice and are now experiencing the longest days of the year. My garden is flourishing and my flowers and herbs are growing ever taller. I am looking forward to the longest day of the year and the summer and autumn days that follow! I hope you enjoy these latest photos of my garden and as always I wish you peace happiness and abundant blessings!
As we head into May I just wanted to give a quick gardening update. The flowers and herbs that I planted earlier this month are sprouting and growing ever taller each day. At the end of the summer, I will harvest and dry them for use in all types of spiritual oils, baths and potions. I will also burn them as offerings at my annual Halloween service. This is truly a magical time when the garden starts…
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Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog! I am currently busy with the preparations for Easter and enjoying the spring weather after a long and cold winter. I have begun the very early stages of planting my garden and I of course will give updates as we get further into the spring and summer months. So far, I have started some poblano peppers indoors which I will transplant outside later in the spring. This…
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