My week of planting for ostara
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2016 1:37 am
I prepared for this since last summer, collecting seeds from different flowers, plants and trees.
In the past i always missed some trees in our young forest (like lindentrees, walnut and chestnut). It still hasn't fully recoverd from industrialisation and the world wars. Trees are young, only few bushes and only at the outskirts. This makes me sad.
So i planed on taking the seeds I've collected to the woods and leave them in places where the trees could grow undisturbed.
The sun was shining so lovely yesturday. After a night of hard frost (the door of my car was frozen i had to get in from the other side). I took my boys for a walk along the little creek that divides our town. (Was tu bussy beeing there, ill have to take pictures for you - it was renaturalised 2 yrs ago and nature really has it back its beautiful)
We've decided to toss some nuts down the dam and sprinkled some flower seeds.
At home we planted tulips and iris in a really big pot ant took care of our herbs.
Today we'll go into the woods. So excited! The boys want to really plant the nuts we will bring. I told them we were giving nature back to nature.
In the past i always missed some trees in our young forest (like lindentrees, walnut and chestnut). It still hasn't fully recoverd from industrialisation and the world wars. Trees are young, only few bushes and only at the outskirts. This makes me sad.
So i planed on taking the seeds I've collected to the woods and leave them in places where the trees could grow undisturbed.
The sun was shining so lovely yesturday. After a night of hard frost (the door of my car was frozen i had to get in from the other side). I took my boys for a walk along the little creek that divides our town. (Was tu bussy beeing there, ill have to take pictures for you - it was renaturalised 2 yrs ago and nature really has it back its beautiful)
We've decided to toss some nuts down the dam and sprinkled some flower seeds.
At home we planted tulips and iris in a really big pot ant took care of our herbs.
Today we'll go into the woods. So excited! The boys want to really plant the nuts we will bring. I told them we were giving nature back to nature.