General Services

Services Provided:

• Permaculture Design / Urban Forest Creation / Restoration

• Wildlife Habitat Creation / Rehabilitation & Management

• Sacred / Ritual / Ceremonial Space Creation

• Native Plant Landscaping / Xeriscaping

• Soil Testing & Analysisimg_0520

• Mulching / Soil Improvement

• Pruning

• Plant Disease Consultation & Trouble-Shooting

• Plant Installation & Landscape re-installation

• Coaching, Teaching and Consultation in each of the above services

Fees: 

• WE PROVIDE FREE ESTIMATES!

• Basic labor begins at $45/hr

• Consultations, Design, Soil Test Analysis, Pruning begin at $65/hr

• Materials will be charged at cost

Note: Gaiaceous Gardens uses IPM practices and avoids the use of any chemical pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and fertilizers.

Hours & Info
PO Box 936
Port Townsend, WA 98368
206-417-1091
Monday - Friday
9am - 5pm
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Flowers evolved and emerged on Earth at roughly the same time as the first mammals around 130 million years ago. Considering the strength of the cellular memory in our DNA, the history we each carry within us, it is fascinating to consider the fact that as long as we have been mammals, we have known flowers. Imagine the depth of such a relationship. Did we call forth flowers on this earth or did they imagine the possibility of us? Perhaps we spontaneously emerged together, the next expression of the Earth’s creative dream brought to life. (Photographed: Delphinium menziesii) . . . . . . #pacificnorthwest #nativeplants #flowers #delphinium #cellularmemory #theearthdreamsinflowers
This Hunter’s Moon of October, a blood moon, reminds us that the veil is thinning between the worlds as the harvest season draws steadily to a close. The daylight hours diminish (for those of us in the northern hemisphere), and we have an opportunity to gather around us -to invoke- the good, true and beautiful ancestors who no longer share this world with us in physical form. Invite them to sit with you and share in the abundance of the final harvest! Feed them with memories as well as food. Then, keep the collective healing work progressing ever forward. . This evening, we invoked and shared about our ancestors, as we gathered a Spirit plate from local harvests, and fed them. We used a click sticks to break old ancestral patterns that no longer served us, as we journeyed toward and with our ancestors. And we completed the evening by drawing upon the Crow Tarot deck for guidance and further insights into our evening’s journey. It was a rich night of deep sharing coupled with the synergy of being one Circle. . There is strength and magick in numbers. No one of us can experience all things and have every possible insight. It takes a collective sharing of many points of view, in ceremony, with open hearts, to expand the insights that any one of us could have on our own. . This is why we gather. . Thank you to everyone who gathered for this evening’s circle. Thank you to Heather M-W for your partnership in co-facilitation and for holding such beautiful space. . . . . . #fullmoon #ceremony #fullmoonblessings #huntersmoon #bloodmoon #harvestseason #thinningoftheveil #ancestors #ancestralpatterns #crowtarot #sharingcircle #womenscircle #honoringthesacred #manyvoicesonecircle #pacificnorthwest
Favorite Quote:
I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose, I would always greet it in a garden. ~Ruth Stout