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Summer Gardens
Well, I got my gardens in late this year, but still in plenty of time to have a huge tomato harvest to can into salsas and tomato sauces to put away for the winter. I have always loved the safety net and warm cocoon of having a well stocked larder.
We've been enjoying the summer with friends, enjoying good company and good barbeque and hope you have been doing the same.
The end of summer will be here before you know it!
Lammas: August 1
Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh (pronounced Loo-nas-ah), is the first harvest festival of the year. Lammas marks the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. The days are growing visibly shorter as the temperatures start to cool. Gone are the high temperatures of the lazy summer days.
Where has the time gone? The gardens are finally established and it's almost the middle of July! Be sure to check out the Wheel of the Year Lammas page over in the Spirituality section. From there you can find articles on the holiday including recipes and ritual, word searches and children's stories related to Lammas.
Want to involve your children more in your ritual? We have several great articles about that in our Magick & Ritual section.