Crystals and Herb Gardens (Somewhat OT?)

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Hi All!

 

I'm planning my herb and vegetable garden early for next year and

wanted to ask for plant suggestions for a small balcony garden. I

find that, even though small, my little garden is quite a special

place for healing and renewal. Especially after the intenseness of

my job schedule. Also, what kinds of crystals would you place in

your garden, how, and why? Looking foward to your responses:)

 

Kik

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mumflower3 wrote:

 

> Hi All!

>

> I'm planning my herb and vegetable garden early for next year and

> wanted to ask for plant suggestions for a small balcony garden. I

> find that, even though small, my little garden is quite a special

> place for healing and renewal. Especially after the intenseness of

> my job schedule. Also, what kinds of crystals would you place in

> your garden, how, and why? Looking foward to your responses:)

>

> Kik

 

No I don't think it is off topic at all. Could be a possible lesson file

sometime in the future

I have used clear quartz to grid a garden and have little bottles of

assorted stones in each corner of my yard which is largely herb garden I have

heard of leting boji stones fall apart in the garden When I make massage

oils and such I will often add a quartz point and possibly a stone or two

which supports the purpose of the oil perhaps you could do something like

that with crystals near plants .

I'll have to do some research I know that various minerals are often worked

into the soil

Peggy

 

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Peggy Jentoft wrote:

 

> mumflower3 wrote:

>

> > Hi All!

> >

> > I'm planning my herb and vegetable garden early for next year and

> > wanted to ask for plant suggestions for a small balcony garden. I

> > find that, even though small, my little garden is quite a special

> > place for healing and renewal.

 

Many Herbs are quite easy to grow in containers I have a real yard now but had

balconys for a long time

I suggest lemon balm (Melissa) it is a wonderful tonic and calmer and

spiritual

up lifter

easy to grow and as it is a member of the mint family best in a container

rosemary and Thyme are favorites (parsley and sage)california poppy minature

roses and strawberry plants, cherry tomatos. I like curry plant but in small

area

the smell can be overwhelming perhaps some scented geraniums, Camomile ,

lavendar so many choices you might make a list of what your main herbal needs

are There are some very good container garden books

Peggy

 

 

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My favorite way to use crystals in the garden is to get clear quartz

chips and just sprinkle them in the soil around the plants. It's

gorgeous when the sun shines because everything sparkles and the

plants benefit from the quartz energy as well.