Mindfulness Garden Games
by Joann Calabrese

author of Growing Mindful

Blog Roll

I’m just testing out this part of the website. Here are some Blogs and Posts you may want to consider:

The Beekeeping Librarian

Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

Our Herb Garden

Perennial Solutions

The Botanist in the Kitchen

Institute of Integral Qigong and Tai Chi

David Hoffmann, Youtube A Call to Herbs Part 1

A Modern Herbal, by Mrs. M. Grieve (1931)

Dave’s Garden

Richters Herb and Vegetable Catalog

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The Resilient Thread
November 1, 2024
New Moon Greetings – November 1, 2024 The Resilient Thread Let me start with this reminder – you are stronger and more resilient than you know. Even though the world feels a little out of control right now, I am here to tell you that whatever happens next, we can …Read More »
Gather, Appreciate, & Release
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In Praise of Burdock
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Chaos Gardening
August 4, 2024
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Seasons of Hail
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