Your Mystery Garden looks and sounds beautiful. I have what I call a wild garden. I grow fruit, veg and herbs but my passion is "weeds"! It is not in me to grow rows of produce so I relate to your style of gardening. I'm looking forward to the start of growing season while enjoying the quiet time this season brings. Best wishes x
Thank you, Kirsty! Minus the horrible chomping bugs that come with spring and summer here, I much prefer the wildness of the precious weeds, too. In the meantime, I'm savoring the quiet down time without all the work that gardening brings. Have a beautiful week! xo
Oh Barbara, I really enjoy listening to your blog. Youโre amazing, you have what so many farmers/gardeners could only wish for and that it true connection to the land. So donโt beat yourself up, donโt follow the โruleโ books on weeding and attending, just garden using your heart, your magical connection to the land and I have a feeling it will blossom and be bountiful!
I am in awe of all have done in such a short timeframe! Love you my friend โฃ๏ธ๐งโโ๏ธโฃ๏ธ๐งโโ๏ธ
Wow Barbara sound like your doing your true calling from the heart, exciting journey, love it your surroundings are beautiful Keep up your gardening, Iโve tried, no luck๐my lemon tree gives me hard green rocks๐คทโโ๏ธTomatoes ๐คทโโ๏ธ So Iโll keep shopping at FM, blessings to you and your mystery gardens and Iโm going to check my archetype TY and thank you for sharing the Wonders of your mystical gardens๐ฅฐ ๐ love and hugsโค๏ธ๐๐
Your sense of presence is also an inspiration. It reminds me of a mind hack my old business coach gave me. Whenever you reach a moment when you need to take action, but find it difficult to start, you can ask yourself, โWhat do I need to do to be present?โ Often the answer to that question gets you half way to where you want to be already. I often have to ask myself that to just begin something like mindfulness meditation.
Awww! Thx for taking the time to read, Ethan! I know how busy you and Amy must be. :) I'm so in awe of you and the other farmers. Truly. I will definitely check out Will's book - maybe food for thought for next year?? Like I said, planning ahead is not my strength. But, meditation I have strangely been able to, well, I wouldn't say master, but I do pretty well with it and it has been life-changing. Even just a walk-in-the-woods kind of meditation. Mindfully, like you say.
Your Mystery Garden looks and sounds beautiful. I have what I call a wild garden. I grow fruit, veg and herbs but my passion is "weeds"! It is not in me to grow rows of produce so I relate to your style of gardening. I'm looking forward to the start of growing season while enjoying the quiet time this season brings. Best wishes x
Thank you, Kirsty! Minus the horrible chomping bugs that come with spring and summer here, I much prefer the wildness of the precious weeds, too. In the meantime, I'm savoring the quiet down time without all the work that gardening brings. Have a beautiful week! xo
Oh Barbara, I really enjoy listening to your blog. Youโre amazing, you have what so many farmers/gardeners could only wish for and that it true connection to the land. So donโt beat yourself up, donโt follow the โruleโ books on weeding and attending, just garden using your heart, your magical connection to the land and I have a feeling it will blossom and be bountiful!
I am in awe of all have done in such a short timeframe! Love you my friend โฃ๏ธ๐งโโ๏ธโฃ๏ธ๐งโโ๏ธ
Thank you, Glenda! That means the world coming from you, You are always in my heart, my friend. Love you back! ๐ง๐
Wow Barbara sound like your doing your true calling from the heart, exciting journey, love it your surroundings are beautiful Keep up your gardening, Iโve tried, no luck๐my lemon tree gives me hard green rocks๐คทโโ๏ธTomatoes ๐คทโโ๏ธ So Iโll keep shopping at FM, blessings to you and your mystery gardens and Iโm going to check my archetype TY and thank you for sharing the Wonders of your mystical gardens๐ฅฐ ๐ love and hugsโค๏ธ๐๐
Thank you, Sheila! We have something in common then, lol. Your poor lemon tree! LMK what your archetype is, if you don't mind! Lots of love! Barbara
Builder, gardener, Nurturer I was all over the place๐
Multi-talented at many important things! xoxo
You sound like a true gardener to me, keep up the great work! I think you would really like Will Bonsalls book on radical self reliant gardening. Heโs a legendary Maine gardener with a classic Yankee ingenuity. It sounds like you and your garden may be ready for it. https://www.chelseagreen.com/product/will-bonsalls-essential-guide-to-radical-self-reliant-gardening/
Your sense of presence is also an inspiration. It reminds me of a mind hack my old business coach gave me. Whenever you reach a moment when you need to take action, but find it difficult to start, you can ask yourself, โWhat do I need to do to be present?โ Often the answer to that question gets you half way to where you want to be already. I often have to ask myself that to just begin something like mindfulness meditation.
Thanks for the fun read!
Awww! Thx for taking the time to read, Ethan! I know how busy you and Amy must be. :) I'm so in awe of you and the other farmers. Truly. I will definitely check out Will's book - maybe food for thought for next year?? Like I said, planning ahead is not my strength. But, meditation I have strangely been able to, well, I wouldn't say master, but I do pretty well with it and it has been life-changing. Even just a walk-in-the-woods kind of meditation. Mindfully, like you say.
See you at the market! Barbara