We had an outstanding turnout and a wonderful day waking up the garden one month ago. We placed our new sundial at the center and sang and rattled the garden awake before we worked. It feels inspiring to be part of creating community as people of all ages come out to help create and tend our healing garden.

won't you join us, perhaps again, perhaps for the first time- on May 3rd to plant carefully grown endangered native medicinal plants as well as rescued butterfly bushes? There are also medicinal evergreens to plant that will create a windbreak for the other plants.
There's a water catchment system to put into place. We'll have mulch to spread for the plants, and wood chips to spread for the paths, and of course there's always weeding that can be done, so if you can, please come and bring:

Gloves, rakes, shovels, trowels, clippers, pruners, kneeling pads, and any other gardening tools you think might come in handy.

We'll bring some snacks and of course, an herbal infusion!

Thank you and see you in the garden!

Peace and Green Blessings,

Robin Rose Bennett

Last Edited on 19-Apr-2009 10:02 PM