It was not my intention this year, to be absent for so long here within my garden blog. But as all good gardeners know, sometimes we have to prioritise various parts of garden that are in need of attention. This year I allowed my garden blog to slide, as I focused in on other things within my home. For those not familiar with my main blog, that too had to take a back seat in some months too..
As one year closes and another is about to begin, we are always filled with good intentions to do better or set ourselves goals… This coming year my intention is to be kinder to others, kinder to myself, and to count every blessing that we may not always see, until we are gifted them..
So I will leave you with my last blog of the year 2025, and the reblog of my post on my main blog over at Dreamwalkers Sanctuary..
May you grow not only wonderful food, but may your harvests be plentiful, not only in the riches from your gardens, but from the riches of life. as you share your love, and gratitude with others.. May those riches return to you ten fold.
May 2026 bring you abundant fruits of your labours, along with good health, happiness and harmony.. Much love to all ..
And Happy Gardening! and Gathering throughout Life.. Sue. 💖
The dry weather of around 6 or 7 weeks here in the East Mids, broke this last week, and we had some much needed rainfall, that certainly boosted the crops. Below you can see the potatoes are now through and I am sure they drank thirstily from the rain.
I had not been on the plot for over a month, and I have to praise my hubby, for all the hard work he has put in, not only in all the planting, but in keeping the weeds down… The dry weather has helped there, and you can be sure now the rain has fallen, the weeds will soon be pushing through. We were not going to grow any sweet corn this year, but the Universe had other ideas, as a fellow allotmenteer, gave my hubby some plants, and then another person gave him some more.. We just had enough room left, so they got planted.
Sweetcorn near the composting bins. Under the wire gridding on the soil to protect from foxes digging up, are planted, Parsnips, Beetroot and Spring Onions. Under the green cloche is the Winter Cabbage.
I managed to weed out some of the strawberry bed, and picked some strawberries too. In fact I have now picked at least a couple of punnets worth since.
Strawberry bed Washed Strawberries
The Greenhouse’s are now more or less all sorted out and the Tomato plants are in along with cucumbers and Peppers. The courgettes are also in the ground now, but I didn’t take a photo of them.
Tomatoes in one greenhouse
Cucumbers and Sweet Peppers.
The Middle Cloche has Brussel Sprouts and Purple sprouting Broccoli. And the nearest the bottom Cloche has Broccoli and Spring and Summer Cabbages.
Broad beans are the greenery you see, and under the wire are French beans, and Peas, that are just starting to sprout.
Furthest away is leeks, then onion set from Seeds, then onion Sets, and Shallot sets.
Kidney Beans, starting to climb the poles, being sheltered from the wind by the netting. Kidney beans are very susceptible to Frost and cold winds. If planting the seeds outdoors, you should not plant in the soil until around the 13th May, this gives the late frosts time to pass before the plant starts pushing through the ground.. These were started in the green house and later planted outdoors.
My Apple Tree I grew from seed, now has Apple’s that have set on the branches. I did a Happy Dance when I saw this. 🤣
Rhubarb Pie
The Rhubarb has been been picked several times and made into pies.
Next time I will share the home garden flowers and what is in bloom. I hope your own gardens are flourishing well… Until Next Time.. 🥦🍓🌱Happy Gardening.🌱🥦🍓
The Month of May, is one of my most special months of the year. And the delights of the Bluebell woods are something to behold. And so on the first day of May, we went to visit this ancient woodland and park. I posted more about that visit Here..
I have not been a regular visitor to our allotment plot this past month, instead my hubby as asked me to concentrate on the home garden, as I overdid it last time I went to help him and pulled my back. So I have no new photos to share at the moment, so instead I will share what is blooming in the home garden.
In the Home Greenhouse the Begonia’s are sprouting, and will soon be able to be put outside
A new Pink Dahlia in bloom Grown in a pot in the greenhouse
Aquilegia’s and Iris’s
Snapdragons
Flag Iris’s in Bud
Ferns and Yellow Welch Poppies with the Magnolia
My daughter brought me some Peonies and gave me some Lilies of the Valley from out of her garden.. She said that she had read that gifting Lilies of the Valley on the 1st of May which was my own special day, was a traditional Good luck charm. I went to explore in more detail later and discovered that this tradition originated in Japan and became popular in Europe going back to 1560.
Back in the days of Charles IX, on a certain May 1, 1560, it is said that the king was offered a sprig of lily of the valley during a trip to the Drôme region, and that he appreciated the attention so much that he decided to offer these white flowers to the ladies of the Court every spring, as a good-luck charm. A number of anecdotes followed, all of which contributed to the lily of the valley’s reputation as a sweet harbinger of happiness…
More can be found out about this tradition on the link above provided.
The Clematis has been in full flower too, enjoying the Sun.
Biscuit enjoying the Sun.
I will finish off with a photo of our cat Biscuit.. He wasn’t too well this past couple of weeks, which resulted in a visit to the vets after what looked like a bite on his mouth led to an abscess.. After a course of treatment he is now back to his normal self. And he even felt well enough to go with his Dad, my hubby, for a walk and play on the allotments. Here are some previous photos of him keeping his Dad company on the plot.
We are so very grateful that Biscuit came into our lives 5 years ago, and he chose us, he will be 14 this year.
I hope that all of your own gardens are thriving, sending you much love and
Spring is such a wonderful time, as we witness the opening of buds after their deep winters sleep. I never fail to marvel at Nature’s beauty in looking deep into a newly opened flower, to the unfurling of a fresh green leaf.
We planted out some of the lettuce’s into the raised bed… Here you see them protected under the netting.
Lettuce
Last week when I took these photos it was dry, but we have since had a few showers of rain, so we were still watering. Below you can see the Shallots and Onions watered and how much they have grown since the last photos I took when planting them.
Onions and Shallots and Broccoli and cauliflower under the netting.
I am absolutely thrilled with my Apple tree I grew from seed, and I make no apologies for going on about this tree.. The blossom is a deeper pink than my other mature trees. I just wish I could remember the variety of apple I took the seeds from… I know they were a delicious apple I bought off a Farmers Market Stall, which is why I grew the seed..
A Darker Pink Apple Blossom from my home grown seed
New Apple Tree, You can clearly see the darker shade of blossom against the back drop of the other apple trees
The Greenhouse at home as also been busy, as Hubby re-potted the Begonia tubas and a couple of new Dahlia tubas as well which are now beginning to sprout
Begonias
A Dahlia well and truly sprouting and wall pots filled with compost ready for new plants.
In the home garden, we have more colour as the wall flowers, honesty, and bleeding hearts open up in flower. And the Iris leaves along with forget-me-nots and primulas and primroses. Here in the Gallery. The Magnolia tree we gave a very good prune last Autumn as it was getting to high to manage. Click each image to enlarge.
Bleeding Hearts flower Honesty and Wallflowers Bleeding Hearts Flowers Magnolia Tree Forget-me-nots. Bleeding Hearts Honesty and Tulips Iris Spike leaves, primrose and primulas
On the days I have not been out in nature, I have been either painting, or sewing.. I painted this fox, on a small card.
Fox in Watercolour
And I dedicate myself about 2 hours a day aside for sewing. I am completing another Mother’s Day gift from my daughter. I shared one of here gifts I made, and shared in my other main blog Dreamwalkers Sanctuary. A Stargazer Hare in felt, in a post called Expanding Joy. Hare Today Gone Tomorrow. linked to the title.
This project needs lots of concentration, along with patience. As this is stitched through canvas, with tiny beads,. The project is called A Singing Bird by Abris Art. And I am loving doing this bead work. The needle is that fine, it often bends as I push through the canvas. I have since done more since taking this photo and I am now working on the tail feathers.
Singing Bird Bead Work
I hope you all had a wonderful Easter last weekend… I am still in the relaxation mode as this next week is another celebration week for me personally.
Remember, Life is for living, for growing, and for creating.
Make the very best of each and every moment. Fill it with Love, and Joy, and Happiness in everything you do. Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can achieve today. For you never know what tomorrow may bring.
Well here we are already at the end of March, and it rushed by at an ever increasing speed. We have been thankful for the Sunnier days, which have fluctuated from warm to frosty starts. I hear on the long range weather forecasting that Winter may not have done with us just yet. But, the ground is now dug, and my hubby has all but a few more rows of potato’s to get in, and then that is the hardest job of work done. ( Except for the constant weeding ) 🙂
Trenches dug, then horse manured, and potato’s planted.
Onions and shallots are sprouting well in their pots, and if the weather holds out in the next couple of weeks it will be my job to put them in the ground. We have made sure we have more shallots than last year, as I want to make more jars of pickled onions with them this autumn..
Shallots sprouting Onions set from seed.
Onions are frost hardy, so long as the temps do not get too low. and we will put them under cloches until they get more established to protect them.
Leeks.
These look like blades of grass at the moment, and they have to grow quite a bit more yet before they are planted out. We still have leeks in the ground from last year, we are using in soups and dinners.
Broad beans and Leeks back in February
Kitchen Medicine:
The Onion family hold many health benefits, helping boost your immunity and good for heart health too. Onions also have a history of use in traditional medicine for their antibacterial properties. This is now backed up by scientific studies, which confirm how onions are effective against harmful bacteria’s like Staphylococcus aureus ( MRSA ) and other bacteria such as E. Coli.
Brassica Family
The Brassica Family is now also sprouting well in the greenhouse. You can see from my last post how these are growing. I have already spoken about the health benefits of cabbages.
Broccoli is another vegetable with lots of health benefits. It contains many vitamins, along with antioxidants, and its a good source of fibre helping the digestive system. It can also help in reducing inflammation, along with keeping blood sugar stable, and strengthening the immune system. Below is the purple flowering variety we grew last year. The net was to keep the pigeons from eating it.. They know what is good for them too 🙂
Purple Flowering Broccoli
Apples: I was also thrilled to see Apple tree is beginning sprouting, on my newest addition to the plot. I grew this young apple tree from a pip in an apple… Well I grew around 6 seedlings, but this one grew the best the others didn’t survive.
Here you see the rows of potatoes, behind a young apple tree that I have grown from seed. Which seems to be loving its new position in the allotment. Photo taken 2023.
This one stood on my landing window sill for nearly two years getting stronger before I planted it in the allotment. I think this has to be 5 years old now from seed to the branch you see below. I am hoping this year we may get a few apples, and it will be interesting to see if they are similar to the apples I bought which I took the seeds from.
I have two smaller Apple trees which bare apples. I have sprayed them with a mixture of Bicarbonate of Soda, a little sunflower oil and a few drops of washing up liquid.. This helps keep mildew forming on the leaves, and pests at bay. Recipes can be found on line for organic home made sprays to protect your plants. I use this recipe regular… For One litre of water I use two teaspoons of Bicarbonate of Soda, One tablespoon of either Neem Oil, or I used sunflower oil, and around 10 drops of washing up liquid ,which is around half a teaspoon. Put into a large spray bottle and shake well before spraying. You can find recipes on line I quickly found this one on YouTube Recipes may vary slightly.
Apple Tree from seed now hopefully will blossom and set apples. It now has many more branches than the photo above.
Hyacinths Blue Hyacinths CreamMore Spring flowers Hyacinths and Daffodils
And Lastly I added the Spring Bulbs which are now in full bloom in my home garden. The Hyacinths fragrance is just wonderful as I walk past them.
Happy Gardening and Happy Growing Season in April.
And wishing All Mothers here in England and the UK On Sunday 30th March..
. A very Happy Mothers Day…
I know I will be enjoying my Mothers day with family, So I may not respond straight away on Sunday to comments until later in the day.
The primroses I bought from a garden centre years ago and I have split up to replant in our boarder are bringing colour to the garden.
The Daffodils too are beginning to bloom, as they bring their yellow delights of sunshine into our spring gardens.
A lone daffodil showing the way.
Winter I know in many parts around the world is still in full swing, as the snow and ice still blanket the earth… And here in England, I know we still have plenty of time yet for snow fall. I have lost the count over the years, how when the Daffodils are out in full bloom, they are dashed and broken back into the ground by heavy snow. But the flowers remind me of our own inner strengths, as we weather our own storms in life… We push on through, to stand tall, in our resolve to be the best we can be…
And the flowers, do exactly that, showing us their best, despite all that the elements throw at them..
As I walked to the allotments this morning with my hubby, to inspect how things were after some more very high winds over the last couple of days. I spotted near a hedgerow these beautiful snowdrops.
The snow drops are always among the first to push through the frozen ground, and despite their delicate looking appearance, they stand proud and tall. Showing us all that we are stronger than we think, especially when we stand side by side in numbers.. Reminding me of the saying, Together we Stand, Divided we Fall…
The Allotment has the horse manure now sitting on top, ready to be dug in. Here hubby is about putting some of the plastic sheeting back which had blown over in the wind from the neighbouring plot… At last someone has taken this plot next to us, and has covered it to allow the weeds to die back down. Its been empty for over 4 years. we hope the plot the other side of us the people who took it on, take a new interest in it, or give it up so others may make the most of it…
We had some tarpaulin ripped off the shed roof, but there is still a rough layer in place, so that is a job for finer weather. but compared to others we got off lightly.
Some of the seeds are already beginning to sprout through, which are cauliflower, and early cabbage. Hubby has to reset the peas as mice got into the greenhouse and decided to have a feast on them, (What is it with us and growing Peas!… 🙂 ) Lets hope the second setting we get better results 🙂 And once in the ground the pigeons don’t spot them, fingers crossed 🙂
Here below are the broad beans coming through along with last autumns leeks, which we are still pulling to eat.
Broad beans and leeks
It was good to get back into the allotments. I have not been in it for a while, as I have been busy with my needle crafts. Which I will share at a later date. We are fortunate, as some in the high storms in the recent weeks, had their green houses totally collapse and smash….
I am looking forward to Spring, and planting time, to get back out into the garden, get soil beneath my nails again.. As we feel Mother Earth beneath our feet. She feeds us, and heals us…
I will leave you with some colour from plants and flowers inside our home… The blooms of roses, were part of a bouquet for our Golden Wedding Anniversary in January.
Sage: Salvia officinalis~ Common Sageis a herb which was used often in ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome right through the middle ages to this present time.
Properties of Sage: ~Tonifies both Yin and Yang~ Neutral to slightly warm~
Sage strengthens the lungs, it is therefore very good for Coughs, Colds, and Flu .especially if the symptoms include a Sore throat.
In Fact Sage is one of the best remedies for Throat Infections ,used as a gargle or tea, or in the form on an essential oil massages over the throat.
In the last century Sage was used frequently to help those who suffered from Tuberculosis, Especially if their symptoms included night sweats. It is thought it may strengthen the immune system.
Today Sage is recommended for excessive sweating. It also has astringent properties helpful when there is Chronic Diarrhoea.
Sage stimulates the adrenal glands if taken as a tea or in the form of essential oil rubbed over lower back. This is also helpful in strengthening weak of flaccid limbs.
The presence of Oestrogen-like substances also means that sage has beneficial effects on the female reproductive system, Increasing fertility. And is also helpful with sweating and hot-flushes during the menopause.
Also an infusion of sage, or the massage oil, perhaps with some Rosemary and nettle, can be rubbed into the scalp to help counteract hair loss.
Note: Because Sage tends to encourage menstruation, Sage should not be taken as a tea of used in the form of essential oil during Pregnancy or if periods are heavy, although it can be used as a flavouring in food, also during breast feeding it can discourage the flow of milk..
Preparing and Using Sage:To make Sage Tea, infuse a pinch of dried Sage or 1-2 leaves of fresh Sage, torn and bruised, in a cupful of just-boiled water. Flavour with a little Lemon and honey if you like.
The strong flavour of sage means you need to use it sparingly in the kitchen, Sage compliments Onions and also apples when used in savoury dishes.
I often use dried sage and boiled onions with fresh breadcrumbs to make a sage and onion stuffing, to add variety I also sometimes add chopped mushrooms to the mixture.
Smudging With Sage.
Many of us also know about the powerful cleansing that sage can provide when we use it for smudging.
There are different kinds of sage that can be used, I like to use White Sage, (Salvia Apiana). I think this is the most popular kind for this kind of use. But there is also Common Sage, (Salvia Officianalis), and Blue Sage, (Salvia Azurea.)
I use it to smudge out negative energies and it can also clear out negative thought patterns, and clear our aura’s energy space. It can also be used to cleanse objects.
Many still do not understand that our thoughts are energy and negative energy can collect to form dark pockets of energy not only around ourselves but in dwelling places and on objects too. This type of Sage is mainly found growing wild in the USA, and some parts of Mexico.
The Native American Indian Tribes would burn sage revering it as a sacred plant, and use as cleansing and in ceremony often in shells, and the smoke which is white, would represent the wind
For more information about Smudging There is a nice little book on Smudging called
It has been several months since I posted any updates here on my Gardening blog. The main reason being, I haven’t been down the allotments as much as I should have been, but my hubby goes most days keeping it maintained. So, as I am the one who takes photos, this blog has been silent for some time.
My own time has been spent maintaining our home garden, and crafting. Some of which I will share from what I posted upon my main blog, Dreamwalker’s Sanctuary, which is linked in the reblog below.
As we move forward into 2025, I hope to share more natural remedies and hope to post more regularly on this, my Garden Blog.
I know there are only so many photos we can share of cabbages and potatoes growing in rows 😊. without them becoming boring, so I am thinking of changing things a little on here…
I hope 2024 saw your own plots and gardens thriving, and I hope that 2025 will bring us all a good growing year in all our gardens.
Our Food, especially home grown, has never been so important, especially with the assault upon our Farming communities around the world… Wishing you all a very productive Growing Season in 2025… Happy New Year to all who still read here.. 💚 Happy Gardening… 💚
This is a dual post serving both my blogs including Dreamwalker’s Sanctuary. So it may be a little deeper than my normal monthly update here on my garden blog.
After the slow and cool start to Summer, August so far has more than made up for it.. We have had some beautiful Sunny warm days, which has helped ripen, the growing veggies as well as open up the blooms in the garden. The warmer days have enabled me to sit out in the garden, read several books, and finish off one embroidery table cloth, while starting another.. It has been relaxing and empowering. For some days I have needed the escapism of the outer world. Being empathic, it is hard at times to separate oneself from the wounds others are feeling, and there are so many wounds that need healing right now in England and around our world. As we are witnessing many turbulent emotions beginning to surface, causing anger and conflict.
“In nature, nothing is perfect and everything is perfect.” – Alice Walker
So finding that safe haven, that tranquil space, while tempers cool, and rational thinking of common sense reaches out to bridge the barriers of indoctrinated thoughts of those time old divisions. Is why I retreat often, into my creative sacred space of my garden and crafts.
People are sifting through their emotions, which recent tragic events on innocents here in England have sparked. These emotions, which were inevitably always brewing beneath the surface, especially in these times of energetic shifts, which flush out and bring to the surface many of our ancestral emotions. Causing both inner and outer conflict. Every action has an impact upon another. As the collective experience reverberates to be experienced in one form or another by all..
I cannot change how another feels or acts, I can only change how I feel and how I act and react. And yes, some days its hard, because we are human, with human emotions. We vent, and we shout, as we release those pent up feelings, as we witness upheaval and injustices. But if we focus in on that anger and hold onto it, it serves no one. All it does is separate and divide even wider.
“A garden requires patient labour and attention. Plants do not grow merely to satisfy ambitions or to fulfil good intentions. They thrive because someone expended effort on them.” – Liberty Hyde Bailey
Embroidery Tablecloth: — It takes thousands of stiches to weave a design.. Just think how many thousands of years we have all been weaving in the collective.
The various coloured threads I used for my embroidery, each separate, holding no form or shape, just a long, single thread, a straight line. It is we who have the skills to create, who bring to life, and blend together as we weave and mix colours to bring form to shape and design.
At some point we have to come together, we have to weave and create that which we wish to experience. And I can only create through my own focus and intentions. So I try to concentrate on Peace, and Harmony as I create, be it with needle and thread or my pruning shears. There is much we still need to prune out of our lives, and more still to create, and the more we create Harmony within, the more harmonious will be our experience.
Sewing stitch by stitch, allows the mind to focus. While we can not ignore what is occurring and changing before our very eyes, we each have to be mindful of the parts we each play in those changes. By stepping back within our own creative space, it allows us to see from a different perspective. Like taking a deep breath, before we speak in anger, give yourself space to feel calm, and peace.
We all of us are in need of those feelings of peace, to surround us at the moment. For so many things will be brought to our attention with the aim to cause confusion and chaos. No matter where or who you are, there are always two sides to every story, We are seeing those two sides more clearly now, more than ever before. So when a society feels only one side is being heard, and they are not being listening to, by those who are supposed to listen, then those voices get raised louder, and tempers flare. The tempers were always set to flare, as various sparks were ignited, to fuel the flames of emotions. And Emotions during these current planetary phases are running high.
We each of us right now have to be responsible for our emotions, and actions, as we inner-stand that what we think. so we create, and that we each hold personal responsibility, no matter how our emotional bodies rebel, two wrongs do not make a right.
“The garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.” – Michael Pollan
So, as you take a deeper breath, be mindful of your reactions, as you first take those inner moments to breathe, let go, and find your hearts centre. Know that we are all of us co-creators, manifesting our future. May it be one that revolves around harmony and peace. I will leave you with a couple of galleries.. The first is of the veggies garden in the allotments. The second is of flowers in the home garden. Click on each photo to Enlarge.
I hope you all find Peace within your creative pursuits and tranquil gardens and walks. 💚 Much Love 💚 Happy Gardening!
Picking our fruit this year has been a race against who gets there first… The slugs. or mice.. Or its been spoilt by the heavy cold rain we have had. Biscuit our cat hasn’t been doing his job 😊 as well as he should 🤣. But despite that we have still had enough for our needs..
To be honest I haven’t spent as much time as I would have liked in the allotment this year, my energy levels have just not been there. But when I was last in the allotments a couple of weeks ago, I took some photos, and I marvel and my hubby for all he does to maintain it. Click to Enlarge Photo Images.
The Veggies on the Allotments Click each image to enlarge and see what is growing.
We still have not had much luck with our peas this year, this is the third time setting and various varieties too. But this is the way of gardening… You win some and lose some… Last year it was our parsnips that failed, while this year they are thriving… So we will be freezing more dwarf French beans this year instead of peas..
The weather this year has been half to blame, as we have had cold Easterly winds and lots of rain.. So everything is around a month behind it was this time last year… For instance this time last year our courgettes were so numerous we were giving them away, this year we are still to get one courgette off, they are only just forming. This next week will see us harvesting the blue berries… Now they have had more berries on them this year.. Last year I was about to harvest… Forgot about them for a couple of days, and when I did go to harvest them the birds had got there first.. This year we have netted them, So I am looking forward to a few blueberries next week..
“When the world wearies and society fails to satisfy, there is always the garden.” ~Minnie Aumonier
The Home garden this year has been my go to place on the rare days of sunshine and fine weather. I have sat and read, and potted around enjoying the sound of birds singing, and the breeze rustling through the trees. Our gardens are always changing, as plants die back, flower heads droop and turn to seed, but they are always replenishing themselves as things spread out and sometimes surprise us as some plants have a mind of their own.. This year the Blue star flowers have spread out which I allowed them to do this year without cutting them back… And I was overjoyed for the blue cascade they gave as reward to being left alone.
Blue star flowers and bird bath
“A garden is like a river. It flows, it’s always moving, and it’s never the same. It never reaches anywhere other than this moment.” ~Monty Don
One other thing I noticed in June, was that two of my Hyacinths bulbs which had flowered in spring, were on their second flowering… Both bloomed but I forgot to take more photos.. But this was one as it was starting to open.
This is the second flowering in June, it is one of two Hyacinths which have flowered now twice .. Sorry the photo blurred.
And the moment is all any of us have… So I will leave you with some moments of colour in my garden as I find more special moments of creating be it in my Garden, my kitchen, or with my art.. Click to Enlarge.
Home garden white foxgloves Home garden flowers Fox gloves in home garden Pompom Poppies in the home garden Date and Walnut Cake.
My time has also been spent in painting some characters for a couple of little stories I have written, just for my own pleasure. I am pasting them into a scrap book form , so that one day maybe a member of our family can read and find some joy out the the Joy had in creating them in watercolour …
What ever you are doing, and where ever you are, ENJOY the Moment, be it in your own garden, a park, by the sea, or in your own creative space.. Try not to get distracted and caught up in all that is outside of your control… The Illusion of your reality is different for every one, Just like every garden is different, Like you are. You can not control the rate of its growth only the rate of your own..
And we, as Humans are growing, each in our own unique and induvial ways… Some are fast paced, while others are slow growing. Some need the lime light, while others are contented to remain in the shadows, Some fail to thrive, while others thrive on power. We are always doing battle with things which want to choke out all our good work.. Like the weeds which grow, like the dark deeds of some. Remember though that ALL of those seeds what ever they are, they are all pushing upwards towards the LIGHT…
But remember, you can only cultivate your own garden within… .. May you continue to sow the seeds of Love and Peace in ALL you do.
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