Magickal Plant Journal & Starting a Cottage Garden | Green Witchery Journey

Spring has sprung and the aftermath of winter on a neglected garden has been made clear. This month, we're tackling weeding, pruning, trimming, and a little bit of planting to bring our cottage garden back to life. We're in an urban area with the goal of creating a food forest and magickal herb garden, and we've been blessed with the best start from our home's previous owners.

In this video I wanted to share a quick look at what we're working with in the yard and my plans for a magickal plant journal to document my embarkation on a new path of green witchcraft, cottage witchery, and herbalism.

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[chloemarie]

This is great inspiration because this is year I'm starting my first garden and trying to get into green witchery/wicca, and feeling a bit lost haha. Glad I'm not the only one.

[handlewithcare.T]

Your garden is amazing! I can't wait to see your progress.

[peternolan]

Hello Sarai,

Please do not get upset when I say how beautiful and gorgeous you are objectively speaking. It's just a fact that you are so beautiful. I'm not, as I think it's said, coming on to you and by giving you this compliment expecting something in return. I know that that's the dynamic in practice. 
I can see your tattoos and one of my favourite singer songwriters Amy Macdonald has tattoos as well mostly along her left arm. If you want to learn more about Amy just type her name into the YouTube search box.
Back on topic then just let me say that I do not have green fingers myself. I'm almost 68. However I am odd in the respect that I love all plants including what people call weeds. The very first dandelions regarded as weeds I think have bloomed in my back garden and the yellow light beaming from them is just magical/magickal to see.

All the best,

Peter Nolan. Ph.D.(physics). Dublin. Ireland.