Types of Witchcraft

The Garden Witch

Growing magic from seed to harvest, season by season.

Garden witches live by the Wheel of the Year with dirt under their nails. Planting by the moon, harvesting with gratitude, composting the old year into the new — the garden is both altar and teacher.

You might be a garden witch if: spring makes you feral, you talk to seedlings, and your happiest day involves a nursery gift card.

Three first steps: 1) Plant one thing by the moon — sow on the waxing moon, tradition’s oldest timing trick. 2) Learn the sabbats as garden milestones, not just party dates. 3) Save seeds from one plant this season; continuity is the magic.

No yard? Containers on a balcony follow the same wheel. The earth doesn’t check your square footage.

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