A new garden!
A big task is underway. It’s a labour of love for the Butterflies and Bees…so bound to be beautiful, with lots and lots of flowers and flowering shrubs.
This is a garden I have often dreamed of creating, so am very excited about getting stuck in!
The video will introduce you to the task in hand…
Colette, I found a few ideas for your new blessed garden….In Celtic myth, bees were regarded as beings of great wisdom and as spirit messengers between worlds…… maybe ” Messengers of the Goddess Garden”….I am still thinking on it like a bee in my bonnet <3 Heather
How very interesting! I’m off to research this!
Found this info too Colette….. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gobnait , you probably already know this but It’s new to me 🙂 Do you have Pineapple sage in Ireland? It is a late blooming favorite of mine <3
Unsure if we have or not…
I would call it The mindful garden 😊.
Love that one!
I thought ‘mammys garden’ would be lovely in honour of your beautiful mam :-). really looking forward to it taking shape and form, it has such peacefulness and an aura there already xx
I like that!
Colette, I am going to enjoy watching you create this garden in the coming months, especially when I am under lots of Canadian snow, lol.
What came to mind when I was watching your video was the lotus flower, divine in its beauty & purity & the symbol for spiritual awakening & expansiveness; the leaves of the lotus are always unfolding, very much like what you are witnessing at Bealtaine, yes?
Or you could call the garden the B&B!
Cheers,
Alana
Haha! I love all of your suggestions!
Since your Buddha is such a central feature,you could call it The Dharma Garden .
That’s an interesting idea!
Beautiful Colette. Beautiful and very beneficial, both to humans and the wildlife.
Tea with Buddha garden!
Nice!
I love this so much! I shall be following your progress in this garden with great interest – such a wonderful idea. And the Buddha is beautiful.
Thanks Antoinette XXX It is just what I needed…another creative challenge!
The name “Arianne” came to mind so I researched it and it means “Very holy one”. I loved my walk around your garden, I get torn between going out in mine and “walking” around yours. Lol. Either way I am winning.
Lovely name…thanks!
A beautiful idea: educational, ecological, encouraging, & FUN! Thank you for reminding us that it’s OK to take one’s time when co-creating in the garden…
Great post! Thanks.