Friday 13th Full Moon Harvest Moon!
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Comments (5)I looked up the details on an European website and knew about the time difference, but forgot to adjust for it. LOL. Stayed awake until one, nothing happening, waited an hour, nothing happening. Checked the puter again and laughed. Was up half the night anyway, so stayed up for the rest and went out to watch it. It was cool last night, enough for a flannel wrap. The moon was the size of a volkswagen and I watched the sky monsters start eating the top of it. The sky was clear as crystal, but fogs lay over the lowlands and the music was tree frog string sounds with the occasional rooster filling in for the cornets. At five thirty, I gave up and crashed and surviving on alka seltzers this a.m. and it's your fault....See MoreA lil' sun and a full moon
Comments (7)My wife was the chef. She sprayed them with Pam, sprinkled them with Everglades seasoning and cooked them in the oven at 300 degrees for about 30 minutes. Yummy! They weren't really white. After the yellow petals fell off I brushed off the smaller flowers on each seed and just left them hang for another few weeks. The end product was your typical white with black tips and stripes. They were really nice plants and some were over 8 feet tall before they fell over. Mammoth Russian....See MoreMoon Phase Planting Experiment, wanna join me?
Comments (39)I love growing plants from seed but have had varying success with germination. This year I started some seeds inside according to the best moon phase and so far, I have had the best germination ever. I prefer sowing seeds directly in the ground and did that a week and a half ago. I still have more to plant but I don't want to wait until the next best phase so I think this will be a good opportunity to see if there is any difference. The following link has an good calendar and further explanation of how the moon forces effect plants. Here is a link that might be useful: Gardening by the Moon...See MoreAre you planting by the moon phase?
Comments (6)I'm much more aware of the moon's phases than ever before as it applies to planting. I haven't learned everything about it but use it mainly for the timing of seed planting and transplants. I'm not consistent though. The moon clearly affects the earth and all of nature (which includes us of course), from tides to the heaving of the crust, so I feel confident there is something to it. And hey, anything the Farmer's Almanac says to pay attention to has got to be significant, right? Do you have any websites or books you use as a reference? Might you let us know what you are doing in response to the moon's phases from time to time? Like the information you gave above. Maybe we could then sort of get in the rhythm of it like learning new dance steps. At the very least it would keep us mindful and connected to the phases....See More- 7 years ago
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