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Zucchinis are coming! Eeeee! So excited. This garden is flourishing with the rain. Very different from June last year. #containergarden #containergardening #garden #gardening #gardenmumbles #zucchini #vegetablegarden #growfoodnotlawns
Garden Spell
You will need:
1 qt. milk
garden seeds or plants
1/2 cup honey
2 stakes or sticks for each garden row
2 qt. container
pastel ribbon (1 for each stake)
small tree or bush branch with newly sprouted leaves & buds
Instructions:
Take all the materials outside to the garden. Mix the milk and honey together and pour it into a container. Place the branch in the container and set it aside. Poke a stake in the ground at the beginning and end of each row, then sow the seeds and/or set the plants. Tie a ribbon bow around each stake, saying to the seeds & the plants in that row:
''perfect love, I give to you. Sprout and thrive with life anew.''
Pick up the container and using the branch, sprinkle the garden with milk and honey. Consecrate it saying:
''Milk and honey flow through out, Fertilize each seed and sprout. maiden, Green Man, dance & play, Twirl and laugh here everyday. Bring lush growth and green this spot Every where you skip and walk.''
Water the garden thoroughly and tend to it's needs each day.
The Stinkhorn returned to mom's garden. "Stinkhorns are astonishing. Their abrupt appearance in gardens and lawns is frequently the cause of considerable consternation..." More info about this mushroom on mushroomexpert.com #mushroom #natureisneat #gardening #gardenmumbles #mushroomexpert #stinkhorn
Did you know you can regrow celery from the base? Well you can! Cut off the stalks you wish to eat but leave the bases connected. Soak the based in water overnight. Plant it in soil (covering at least an inch but leaving some of the stock above the soil. Wait for tiny celery leaves and eventually full stalks.
Celery can be used for more than just ants on a log and soup. It has some magical correspondences too: mental powers, psychic powers, lust, fertility, and male potency.
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I accidentally dropped the seed packet. Now I have to decide who gets to live. 😰 #containergarden #lettuceeatplants #lettuce #gardenmumbles #gardenproblems
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Anyone else planting today? It's that time of year again. Merging all the soil from old pots and refilling them. Springtime: if your hands aren't covered in dirt the entire season you need to rethink your priorities. #springtime #plantingseeds #soil #gardenpots #gardenmumbles #gardening #containergarden
15 Fruits, Veggies and Spices You Can Regrow From Scraps
15 Fruits, Veggies and Spices You Can Regrow From Scraps
Various plants that you can regrow from the food you already have! Good for you! Reusing and recycling! Keep a constant supply of green onions, garlic and ginger growing. Grow potatoes and sweet potatoes in your pantry.
Apples
Avocado
Cabbage- Same technique as celery
Carrot Tops
Celery
Garlic
Ginger
Green Onions and Green Onions 2
Leeks- same technique as green onions
Lentils
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