Posted by sam on April 5, 2007, 4:02 pm
With Easter, the traditional time for planting,upon us,
You may be interested by the ancient lore of planting
according of the moon.
Simply put, the moon is on the wane at present, so we
should plant crops that grow below the ground.Also
trees (including fruit trees) and saplings.
Potassium absorbtion is at a maximum at the new moon.
Start and turn your compost heap now.
Crops that produce above ground should wait until a
waxing moon.
Fruit cane,as opposed to fruit trees,should wait for the
second quarter of the waxing moon.
Here's a good one:
in times of drought sow seeds
when moon is waxing, close to
the full moon.
The Zodiac also has an influence, but that's another story.
http://www.gardeningbythemoon.com/
Good Gardening!
Sam.
Posted by Keith \(Dorset\) on April 5, 2007, 6:20 pm
Hollyhocks? ;-)
> With Easter, the traditional time for planting,upon us,
> You may be interested by the ancient lore of planting
> according of the moon.
> Simply put, the moon is on the wane at present, so we
> should plant crops that grow below the ground.Also
> trees (including fruit trees) and saplings.
> Potassium absorbtion is at a maximum at the new moon.
> Start and turn your compost heap now.
> Crops that produce above ground should wait until a
> waxing moon.
> Fruit cane,as opposed to fruit trees,should wait for the
> second quarter of the waxing moon.
> Here's a good one:
> in times of drought sow seeds
> when moon is waxing, close to
> the full moon.
> The Zodiac also has an influence, but that's another story.
> http://www.gardeningbythemoon.com/
> Good Gardening!
> Sam.
Posted by graham on April 5, 2007, 9:42 pm
> Hollyhocks? ;-)
Certainly Boll hocks! ;-)
Graham
Posted by judith.lea99@googlemail.com on April 6, 2007, 11:43 am
> Certainly Boll hocks! ;-)
> Graham
Graham, do you mean Holly hocks!
Judith
Posted by graham on April 6, 2007, 2:17 pm
>>
>>
>> Certainly Boll hocks! ;-)
>> Graham
> Graham, do you mean Holly hocks!
No! And the "h" is silent:-)
Graham
> You may be interested by the ancient lore of planting
> according of the moon.
> Simply put, the moon is on the wane at present, so we
> should plant crops that grow below the ground.Also
> trees (including fruit trees) and saplings.
> Potassium absorbtion is at a maximum at the new moon.
> Start and turn your compost heap now.
> Crops that produce above ground should wait until a
> waxing moon.
> Fruit cane,as opposed to fruit trees,should wait for the
> second quarter of the waxing moon.
> Here's a good one:
> in times of drought sow seeds
> when moon is waxing, close to
> the full moon.
> The Zodiac also has an influence, but that's another story.
> http://www.gardeningbythemoon.com/
> Good Gardening!
> Sam.