Six on Saturday – Ruby Trees 27🌸5🌸23

It has been unusually still for us this autumn and unusually cold, so the autumn foliage did not get blown or burnt off like it usually does! So we have had a sustained period of autumn colours, which for us in my garden, is an unusual treat. A delight that people get more in the…

Six on Saturday – Going Potty! 20🌸5🌸23

For the last few weeks I have been slowly reinstating and re- planting and creating new bulb pots for my spring bulb display. I didn’t have a dedicated bulb display last year and my spring bulbs were rather disparate in pots in different places. So with firm resolve, I decided to reinstate my big spring…

Six on Saturday – An Oath By a Tap and Autumn Favourites. 13🌸5🌸23

Another mild and lovely week here, with some decidedly cool mornings that necessitated a heater, socks, and jumpers to be used, almost frosty! But fantabulous gardening weather! I have been still busy transplanting my little rooted plants, plus making a border around the back garden of pot marigolds. I enjoy the watering in the new…

Six on Saturday – Rooting About in my Garden! 6🌸5🌸23

Another week of gently mild weather, great weather to get busy with plant production and planting. I have been busily harvesting the plants that I have put in as cuttings in my plant production area, that have rooted. These little ‘rootlings’ I rather optimistically plant in my garden in the chosen spot, and hope that…

Six on Saturday – Victor Harbor and Indian Summer Days 29🌸4🌸23

This week we had a stay in the picturesque South Australian beach-side town of Victor Harbor. A much loved town, is also a place where many people had honeymoons in early days, including my grandparents. It is spelled ‘harbor’ rather than the normal ‘harbour’ because of a spelling mistake by one of the early officials,…

It’s Autumn and the Colour Has Retuned 🌸

As the days cool down fir us the evaporation rate goes down and the plants get to use the water I’m giving them. This make the colour gradually strat to return enmasse to my garden. Much love 🌼🌸🦋💞🧚‍♀️

Green-Thumbed Gardeners Are People Who Love Their Plants!

The love you have for your plants is palpable and real and the plants respond in kind and grow well for you in return! They respond and give you back fabulous growth in kind. In a two way love affair of sorts. 🧚‍♀️⚘💞🦋🌸 Words & photos by Sarah Rajkotwala spiritual author & teacher ✿¸.• •.*•-:¦:–*~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ*~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐ My…

It’s An Adventure to be out in Nature When Nature Knows You!

Life in your garden takes on new meaning and importance when you realize the plants are indeed conscious and are aware of every move you make in the garden! Find out more about the benefit of the plants in your garden in my fairy communication book ‘The Year of Talking to Plants’, available from Amazon…

The Temperatures are Low but there is Still Plenty of Colour in my Garden…

The temperatures are low, but there are still plenty of winter flowers to delight our senses this week. Flowering in my garden this week are calendulas, Marguerite daisies, saliva Marine Blue, Pansies, Seaside Daisy.✿ •.*•-:¦~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ Find out more about the benefit of the plants in your garden in my fairy communication book ‘The Year of…

Slightly Obsessed with Calendulas at the Moment

Slightly obsessed with calendulas at the moment! This fab old fashioned variety has naturalised in my back garden and am transplanting hundreds around the garden. For little piles of orange winter joy!✿ •.*•-:¦~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ Find out more about the benefit of the plants in your garden in my fairy communication book ‘The Year of Talking to…

In My Garden Are Lots of Pastel Pretties….

In my garden at the moment are lots of pastel pretties and truckloads of self-sown marigolds. Flowers always make everything better! This week flowering in my garden are pansies, diascias, calendulas, felicias, and marguerite daisies.✿ •.*•-:¦~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ Find out more about the benefit of the plants in your garden in my fairy communication book ‘The Year…

Felicias and Fairies

I am a big fan of felicias. They have the ability to fold their petals backwards at night. The fairies said it is so it still allows pollination to take place at night.✿ •.*•-:¦~ღஐƸ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒஐღ Find out more about my psychic conversations with the garden fairies in my book ‘The Year of Talking to Plants ‘…