Gardening by the Silvery Moon
April 2018–March 2019
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Our ancestors have known for millennium how the unseen force of the moon affect our lives. Scientists today have proven the phases of the moon affect the tides of the oceans. We watch as ground water, the oceans and the water tables rise during the full moon. Have you considered the sap of a plant rises during the full moon? If you were to prune your plant or a tree during the full moon, you would induce bleeding of the sap. Esoteric tradition teaches us to avoid surgery of any kind during the full moon as that time arouses excess bleeding. The flow of our blood works much the same as the sap of a plant.
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Our forefathers gardened by the moon – many using the words of wisdom found in the Farmer’s Almanac back in the 1800’s. This book will provide insight into the gardening ways of our forefathers. Find out which days are best for planting leafy above-the-earth crops or bulbs; which days are best for weeding so you can keep those pesky weeds away with less work; pruning to encourage growth or to shape and when not to plant. Follow an easy to use explanation of moon cycles.
About the Author
Helen Kolada began her hands on experience in gardening at the young age of 6. She loves working with people who also have a passion and love of gardening. Not only does she have her own garden at home, she works, since 1990, in a community garden that applies the principles of gardening by moon cycles. Helen began her study in astrology and metaphysics in 1981. She is a certified CHEMAM Astrologer where she applies her other passion and teaches astrology classes and lectures.