Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] placental gardening
Dear All
I can vouch for the following plants
Camellia in a pot (very happy) 1st babe 6.5 years ago
Grevillea (grew like bloody wildfire) nearly 5 years old
David Austin old world Rose Only a bit sad due to drought and a forgotten area of the yard - um ma! (3 years old)
Now what to plant for the twins? Yes HUGE placenta. I have a huge garden but virtually no space. I am thinking of something with a double flower (yes I like matching and all that cutesy meaning stuff!!), suggestions??
I planted the plant and placenta at the same time but the Camellia was originally in the ground. I gave the placenta a fair bit of space below the root ball of the plant.
I am a keen gardener (yet don’t know too much) and I would think as a rule anything that likes blood and bone should do fine. A native (like a Grevillea) should be an exception. I think Mary’s advice re staged planting is very sound.
Perhaps ask what plants like rich soil and blood and bone type additions.
Justine
6 HB babes all with/to have planted placentas (and I said placenta planting was ‘hippy’ when first introduced to HB rituals, Ah how we eat our words!)
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