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Hope you had a rewarding retreat. I do a Buddhist blog (the Muddy Lotus) and came here via Inviting the Bell.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to know your thoughts *and any tips* on gardening non-harmfully, and helping others to do the same.
I tend towards favouring other sentient beings, like aphids and slimy slugs above greenery, and try to be kind to them. Thing is, I'll be sharing an allotment with neighbours soon who don't want to grow flowers and veg for the little critters' dinners.
What to do?! There'll be an article out soon with some ideas - I'd be grateful if you (or your followers) could add any wisdom.
Thanks!