'Nothing in nature blooms all year, be patient with yourself.'


Be Patient with yourself and your journey.  Flowers don't bloom all year and an organic garden always needs to be tended to:

There will always be bugs,  some are good and some are bad....You have to know how to get rid of the bad bugs and keep the good ones. 

Then there are things like Soil Preparation/Composting, Watering, Weeding, non bug critters, Planting, Harvesting.

Now lets think about an organic garden like a body....

Bugs- Stress, there is positive and negative

Soil/preparation-Eating, what are you eating to help the entire body get ready for the seeds(new thoughts, ideas, goals 5 year plan etc)

Watering-Hydration, are you drinking enough water to grow

Weeding- 'Energy' some weeds are beneficial, we don't want to spray them with roundup and kill them all because they invite the bees and butterfly's to pollinate our garden.  Pull them sparingly and with great awareness

Non-bug critters 'children and family'....you know they have to eat and survive, but you also want to protect your inner self...take time for you daily.....

Planting - are the things you are 'planting' really going to grow.  What steps have you done to help the process and are you ready for the reward!

Harvesting - the day to day rewards from all of the above....WE don't necessarily have them every day, but we seek them out and can harvest the rewards for weeks and months if we have planned ahead.  Then we have to continue to do all the other things a garden needs all year long to have maximum results.

It is a constant work-in, work-out, give and take, listening to your 'garden'  to feel what it needs to be at its best.  Some weeks might be harder than others and that is OK!

Maybe not the best analogies, but you get the idea:) 😘