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Re: Apology for reply to the list


In a message dated 2/24/98 2:56:10 AM, akloski@jps.net wrote:

<<I have already planted a hazelnut
(the Celtic symbol for wisdom), and other plants which are more familiar
to me from literature than from experience.  (Maybe that comes from
being an English literature major?)   I suppose some of these "symbols"
will grow better for me than others.  Is anyone else into this sort of
planting?  What sort of a garden will I end up with?>>

I am in a zone 5 semi dry short season high altitude area (Central Mountains
of New Mexico). I have to give some of these "special plants/trees" extra care
and water and some (like the Oak) grow here with no help. I have Hawthorne
(beautiful and the birds love it) and several other "Traditional" Celtic trees
and plants (Woad!) growing on 5 acres. We are planting some Ash, possibly
Alder & possibly Elder (by a constructed pond) and we are replanting some
Hazel in a more protected location.
Blessings of the Stirring Season!
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