Gaiaceous Gardens
Mystical Forest Permaculture
gaiaceousgardens
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Gaiaceous Gardens is a permaculture-based residential landscape management company that specializes in using native plants to create, enhance or restore an urban or suburban forest, food forest and unique wildlife habitat. We also run a working/ teaching urban farm & certified wildlife habitat in Shoreline, WA.
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I support people in preparing for their entheogenic journeys, and then I support their integration process afterward. I’ve personally experienced and have heard others describe the first (roughly) hour of their psilocybin journey as feeling like they are watching a giant kaleidoscope continuously change patterns or a many-petaled flower opening. Dosage appears to determine the intensity to which this is experienced.
I was talking to a coaching client about their experience with psilocybin mushrooms. They had recently journeyed and had a very beautiful and healing experience. We were discussing psilocybin’s ability to seemingly recalibrate the nervous system, and I used the word resilient.
I was recently trimming back spent daffodil flower heads in a client’s garden when I came across this gorgeous lemon-yellow spider hanging out, looking like she’s staring at me and daring me to try to take her... I opted to pass on this particular challenge...I know when I’m beat.
After a little bump of warm, dry weather, the Spring rains returned (thank the Goddess!), taking the adorable fairy gardens I’ve installed for clients to the next level of Smurfiness with mushrooms...and almost exclusively in the ground covers. It’s smurftastic! (Where’s a Smurf emoji when I need one?!) 🍄🍄🍄 - that’s close enough.
A portion of my garden is dedicated specifically to Pacific Northwest native plants, and right now is one of my most favorite times of the year in this part of the garden...when the Camas (Camassia quamash) blooms.
This evening’s sunset reinvented the ROYGBIV of the traditional rainbow and instead went all: blue/pink/peach/yellow/white.
Favorite Quote:
I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose, I would always greet it in a garden. ~Ruth Stout
