Friday 13th March
As the Moon deepens into Sagittarius, a warmth begins to stir, encouraging movement and purposeful activity. In biodynamic gardening this is a fruit day, a favourable time to sow plants that carry their harvest in the fruiting body of the plant. Seeds such as chillies, tomatoes, beans, zucchini, and aubergine respond well to these fiery influences, especially in the early weeks of March when many are being started under protection. The forces associated with Sagittarius can bring a sense of enthusiasm and momentum, quickening our activities and encouraging us to work toward our goals with renewed energy. In the garden this warmth can be felt not only in the soil and seed trays, but also in our own willingness to begin the season’s work with intention and care.
