Gardening Dandelions > “About this grass now. I didn't finish telling. It grows so close it's guaranteed to kill off clover and dandelions-” “Great God in heaven! That means no dandelion wine next year! That means no bees crossing our lot! You're out of your mind,
Nature Lawn to Meadow Progress Pic When I look over my back garden, I really think this meadow thing is starting to happen. This is definitely a project that will evolve over the years rather than mere months.
Nature In Full Bloom The black-eyed susans at the front of the garden are thriving. More blooms appear every day.
Gardening Purslane When I bought this purslane, it was all yellow flowers. Down in the bottom of my cart were two little stems with red flowers. "Take those home and plant them," the cashier said, "Free of charge. They'll probably be fine." Now I've
Religion/Spirituality The Witch's Garden My witch’s garden is a major part of my practice—and not only because of the herbs I harvest from it. When I first began The Religion Project, I knew that a major source of my discontent was that I felt very disconnected from Nature. Nature and her ecosystems
Gardening Spearmint I added a spearmint plant to the witch's garden. Hades will be so disappointed. #Classics
Gardening It's Official I went out for a walk with Allyson this morning, and I came back with plant cuttings. I think I'm officially into gardening.
Gardening Transplanting I got the peppermint transplanted into a bigger pot, and the purslane moved into the peppermint's old pot. I sort of expect the peppermint to have some transplant shock because it wasn't a very gentle or easy move. At one point, I ended up with a
Gardening Slime Mold Some slime mold has come to visit in the witch's garden. These white patches appeared literally overnight, probably due to the moist and humid conditions. From what I've read, they're just helping break down the organic matter in my soil, so I'm
