Wild Flower Plant Spirits

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    6. Unlike my mother, who is a genius, I am terrible with flower names. But I just discovered this cool app called Plant Net , that lets you take a photo of a plant leaf, flower, fruit or bark and their data base looks up the plant name for you! I love it and it works well, I tried it out! I hope that you enjoy your free wildflower seeds!

    Let me know if you ordered any and if you did keep me updated about the progress! Your email address will not be published. Subscribe me to your mailing list. If your meadow has tall, warm-season native grasses, wait until late summer or early fall to mow, allowing them to elongate, flower and set seed. Never mow mid-to-tall-grasses below six inches. Although you can mow grasses in late fall when they are dormant, you may want to leave them intact until late winter or early spring to provide food and cover for wildlife and add texture to an otherwise barren winter landscape.

    When you mow your meadow, leave the clippings which may have viable seeds in place.

    Selecting the Appropriate Meadow Species

    Remove the clippings of any weedy or undesirable species that may have set seed. With well-spaced and abundant rainfall, most native bunch grasses will flower and produce seeds by the second year. Some biennial and perennial wildflowers will begin to bloom. As your wildflower meadow fills out, you may choose to reseed or spot-transplant species to fill in bare spots or increase species diversity, especially the second or third year after seeding.


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      7. The need to weed should taper off as wildflowers and native grasses become more established. By the third or fourth year, your meadow area may benefit from a controlled burn if enough fuel has accumulated. Fire is a natural process in many ecosystems and can reduce woody plants and other invasive species. Burning also stimulates the growth of many native grasses and prairie perennials and breaks the dormancy of some seeds. Remember that burning is a technique that requires special expertise and should never be attempted before consulting experienced experts! Fire is a tool that can enhance or inhibit a species, depending on your goal.

      When and how you burn depends on what you want to achieve.

      Plants, Shamans, and the Spirit World

      Many areas require permits for burning. In addition, urban areas often have regulations prohibiting prescribed burns. Expect annual wildflowers to generally decrease by the third and fourth years as perennial wildflowers and grasses become established. This is the natural result of ecological succession. If keeping the annuals, such as bluebonnets, is a priority, you can keep the meadow in the early stages of succession by periodically disturbing the soil with fire, mowing or digging up the soil and removing some of the perennial species.

      Austin, TX Plant a Wildflower Meadow by Center Staff.

      Plants of Mind and Spirit

      Selecting the Appropriate Meadow Species A wildflower meadow is a complex, interactive plant community, not just a collection of individuals. Grasses Most meadow and prairie managers recommend that native grasses make up 50 to 80 percent of the meadow species. Grasses have several functions: They provide support and protection for tall flowers.

      They add color and texture to the landscape. Plants provided people with their basic support systems on earth, from food, clothing, and shelter to the very breath of life. Perhaps the most potent gift of the plant world to humans has been the discovery and utilization of psychoactive plants.

      Connecting with wildflower spirits for healing

      Plant deity from a wall painting in Northern Arizona belonging to the Anasazi cultures that thrived in the American southwest between B. Mesoamerican statue of an old God emerging from a flower found on Jaina Island. The use of plants that affect the human mind dates back thousands of years to the earliest organization of human society into tribes, clans, sects, and other cultural assemblages. Over the millennia, people discovered, used, and shared ever-increasing knowledge of psychoactive plants and fungi and their effects to the human body, mind, and spirit.

      People found that the plant world offered not only food, clothing and shelter, but also curatives, pain relievers, sedatives, stimulants, and mind-altering entry into other mental states of being and understanding. An Lithograph of Medicinal plants illustrating plants with powerful compounds.