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Which is more important, sowing the seed or transplanting? 1 Reply
In terms of moon planting, which do people think is more important, sowing and germination, or transplanting to the garden. I'm thinking of instances where these might not be four weeks apart -…Continue
Tags: germination, transplanting, moon
Started by Richard Grevers. Last reply by Mike McCree Oct 7, 2012.
Ascending/Descending, Waxing/Waning 2 Replies
Hi, I have a question after studying my "Gardening by the Moon" Calendar. When the moon is Descending the sap is flowing downward, when the moon is waning the sap is flowing downward, but what is…Continue
Started by Helen Power. Last reply by Helen Power Jan 25, 2012.
What is your experience of planting by the moon. 12 Replies
I've been experimenting lately but I find the conflicting information confusing. I guess the upside of that is I can choose which version I prefer. I haven't had any plants that have gone right…Continue
Started by Hester. Last reply by Tara McFarlane Oct 22, 2010.
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Comment by Justin JX on August 25, 2012 at 9:23pm -
Hi guys, I just got my mushroom in a box kit and spawns ready. Am interested to find out what is the best moon phase to activate them? Moon in flower/fruit/seed constellation (as mushrooms are like flowers as to a plant) in descending period (growth happens under the earth)? or full moon?
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Comment by RaVeN on December 18, 2011 at 12:46pm
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Comment by Pauline Ketel on December 8, 2011 at 9:28pm -
I have started using the moon calendar I found on NZ gardener web site. You can print it off, cut out and put on the wall. very helpful to refer to month by month.
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Comment by Jude Mc on October 3, 2011 at 8:45pm -
http://www.moongrow.com/zodiac_sign_gardening/zodiac_gardening_basi...
This site sums it up pretty well, what to do when. It has a phases of the moon chart for 2011 but that doesn't have signs attached. Learning the astrological symbols and having a calender with the movements plotted is optimal. I am hoping the rain will clear for a great day in the garden tomorrow with the moon in Capricorn.
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Comment by Lynda Wood on September 26, 2011 at 11:20pm -
Thanks Jude,
I hadn't checked with my charts when I posted last, am just excited to get into the spreading of my delivery, will be waiting a little longer now
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Comment by Jude Mc on September 26, 2011 at 10:11pm
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Lynda While the new moon is Wednesday, the moon will be in Libra then. Today and tomorrow the moon is in Virgo. As an astrologer I would think that an almost new moon in Virgo (earth service the best sign for gardening) would be far better than a new moon in Libra (air) or else wait three days for moon in Scorpio (water).
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Comment by Lynda Wood on September 26, 2011 at 1:48pm
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Today, I ready for Rest day tomorrow, but just had a truck load of spent mark delivered, its gonna trouble me not to get out and put it to use til Wednesday, this stuff is gold for new beds! I will wait til Wednesday tho, create the new in the new Moon!
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Comment by Lynda Wood on September 5, 2011 at 11:47am
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Having a R&R day today! Things of creativity, inside the home (which helps as its chilly and drizzling here (Tasmania) - playing games with the kids, drawing and crafts
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Comment by Bridge Scully on November 29, 2010 at 4:44pm -
I guess it depends what kinda of information you would like Tara. I use a really col one made by an astrologer in TGa so its pretty spot on for me here in gizzy......www.astrovision.co.nz......hope this helps.....
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Comment by Tara McFarlane on November 17, 2010 at 2:31pm
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Is there some way to put up a clear calendar by any chance? I have the biodynamic calender, but it's as clear as mud...
I just need something simple....
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