Permaculture and universal energies are available to each and everyone of us. We can sow, plant and grow without the use of chemicals, pesticides etc. and use the universal energies the way our ancestors would have done.

Growing food can be done economically, it need not cost a fortune and can be done on a small or large scale from window boxes to acres, putting it within reach for everybody. So we can nourish our bodies with good healthy clean food.

Here at Gaudin Gardens we believe in the three R's – Recuperate - Re-use - Recycle. The gardens were inexpensive to set up just time and effort plus Mr O just happens to have a mini digger and a quartz crystal pendulum.


Tuesday, 8 September 2020

Energy flow and raised vibrations

In September 2018 we decided to incorporate more of the sheep field into the gardens. Four new vegetable beds were made and there was enough space left for Mr O to set out a golden mean spiral from the Fibonacci series of numbers.


New Veg beds September 2018

By having a golden mean spiral in the garden it connects to the universal frequency which strengthen the energy flow and raises the vibrations.

Golden mean spiral from the Fibonacci series of numbers September 2018

 

Golden mean spiral 2019


Golden mean spiral 2020

We planted the spiral with blackcurrant and sedum. The blackcurrants were cuttings all taken from the black currant bushes in the gardens, which originated from two cuttings taken from a neighbouring property in 2015 at the begining of Gaudin Gardens.

The sedum arrived on Mr O's trailer along with a large assortment of other plants and a metal arch all of which were otherwise destined for the recycling centre (tip) where all the plants would be destroyed and wasted. No recycling going on there.



Two years on and blackcurrant bushes were food for the bee's in the spring. The sedum is now in beautiful pink flowers providing food for bees and butterflies this autumn. As I approach the spiral to take photos the sound of the bees is incredible, something that wasn't heard here 5 years ago. 




 I'll leave you with a couple of photo's of the golden mean spiral found in nature




Until next time

Blessings to all

Vanessa

 

 

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Thursday, 3 September 2020

Harvest Moon

 

Last night was a full moon the Harvest Moon. The skies have been clear for the past few nights, the moon was so bright and stunningly beautiful over Gaudin Gardens I had to go out with my camera.


Monday 31st August 2020

Tuesday 1st September 2020

Tuesday 1st September 2020

Wednesday 2nd September 2020 - Full Moon

It was impossible to sleep last night, quite often a full moon affects my sleep.

After getting the jobs done around the house, I thought I'd take the opportunity to sit in the garden and write this blog

Something I rarely do and should do more often


 Dia joined me in the dapple shade of the Twisted Willow (Salix Matsudana)

 

Its a beautiful breezy autumn afternoon, wind chimes are in full swing as I sit here writing this.


The bees and butterflies are enjoying the nectar of the Sedum


Until next time 

Blessings to all 

Vanessa

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