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Seed SistAs: Reconnecting People and Plants
We set up The Foundation Apprenticeship in Sensory Herbalism Our in-person Foundation Apprenticeship in Sensory Herbalism is an immersive course that takes place throughout the seasons and offers an embodied, intuitive approach to herbal practice, plant communication, and Earth-based living. We Seed SistAs had been working together for several years when we decided that we’d like…
Moon Gazing: Gardening with the Moon in March
March is the month when we can really start to manifest our garden dreams. The days are getting noticeably longer, and the air and soil temperatures are starting to warm up. The Spring Equinox is on 20 March 2024. The day when day and night are of equal duration and you should gather your friends…
Moon gazing in August 2024
In August the Full Moon has many names. This is when seeds are ready to be harvested so this is the Grain Moon and the Corn Moon. The summer storms that you see crackling over the landscape give their name to the Lightning Moon. The wildest ancient Celtic name given to this month’s Full Moon…
Claire’s Gardening with the Moon in November 2024
Moon Phases for Wirksworth, England, United Kingdom in November 2024 New Moon First Quarter Full Moon Third Quarter 1 Nov 12:47 9 Nov 05:55 15 Nov 21:28 23 Nov 01:27 Although November’s weather can often necessitate a hasty retreat indoors, there are still plenty of gardening jobs you can do this month. Sowing seeds Most…
The Equinox and 20 years of deep transformation
Written by Chris Ellis The whole planet is standing in balance at the Equinoxes; having the same experience of light. This week initiates a 20-year phase of deep transformation of our planetary life. Northern Hemisphere Spring Equinox 20 March 2023 The Equinoxes are moments in the year at which light and dark are of equal…
Moon Gazing: Gardening with the Moon in February
Have you ever noticed how many of our early wildflowers making an appearance after Imbolc are pale in colour? Think of the white snowdrops and the pale-yellow hazel catkins. It’s as if these flowers are quietly announcing nature’s first stirrings, and the gentle return of the light before we get the brighter coloured flowers of…
