Gardening
Public Group active 7 months, 1 week ago
All aspects of gardening, but especially co-creation and mutuality in the garden. How we can acknowledge, heal, and celebrate connections between ourselves and all other garden beings–animal and plant, deva and elemental.
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Dyan joined the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls 10 months, 2 weeks ago · View
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Barry Gregory posted an update in the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls: 10 months, 2 weeks ago · View
Being an avid gardener with my entire working life being employed in the Horticultural Industry I have found that gardening is no different to anything else we do in life, you get out what you put in, the greater the effort and the greater the intent the greater the result.
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Jennifer Salness joined the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls 10 months, 3 weeks ago · View
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Sherri posted an update in the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls: 10 months, 3 weeks ago · View
Gardening can teach so much to the gardener. What have you learned lately?
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Sherri joined the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls 10 months, 3 weeks ago · View
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Barry Gregory joined the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls 10 months, 3 weeks ago · View
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Sharon Hylton posted an update in the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls: 11 months ago · View
Another book I’m loving is ”Moss Gardening” by George Schenk. Again, gorgeous photos–moss-covered rocks, moss and bonsai…. This guy loves moss, and he’s just a great personable guy. The book is minimally technical, really it’s about appreciation and enjoyment of mosses, how to grow them inside or outside (mostly outside), and random other ruminations, like the disposition of various nations towards mossy roofs. He speaks about these plants like good friends.
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Sharon Hylton posted an update in the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls: 11 months ago · View
One book I’m currently reading and loving is ”The New Terrarium” by Tovah Martin. It’s all about growing plants under glass or in any manner of glass containers, and the plants are so awesome! Little bitty miniatures, orchids, mosses….The pictures are beautiful.
This is actually something I’d like to learn one of these days, but I have not read up on anything like it yet.
Well, maybe if it goes well, I’ll make you one. They look like so much fun!
I love the idea from an artistic perspective, but also the fact they’re a living form of art.
Yes, they’re bringing nature indoors in quite a beautiful way. And then if you have a love for things miniature as I do, they’re irresistible!
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Sharon Hylton posted an update in the group Gardening In Our Soils and Souls: 11 months, 3 weeks ago · View
Open to feedback on the group description and avatar. Here are 2 great resources that have recently come my way. One is a book, Cultivating Sacred Space–Gardening For the Soul by Elizabeth Murray. It is so beautifully written. And check out these AMAZING faerie houses and environmental sculptures by artist Sally J. Smith: http://www.greenspiritarts.com/Greenspirit_Arts_Faerie_Houses_and_Environmental_Sculpture.html
I’m right in the middle of planting my seedlings right now! I’m so excited to have jalapeño peppers again this summer!
another really good pepper is the Marconi lg, , green, and great taste but not hot