Wednesday 10th September
The Moon deepens further into Pisces, but reaches perigee, its closest point to Earth. Here the lunar pull is strong and conditions unsettled, making this an unfavourable time for sowing or planting. The wise gardener turns instead to observation, maintenance, or inner tasks, letting the day serve as a pause within the rhythm. Sometimes the most fruitful work is simply listening to the garden’s quiet breathing. The closeness of the Moon can stir restlessness, yet it also sharpens perception. It is an invitation to notice subtleties otherwise missed—the gestures of leaves, the scent of the soil, and the insects and birds that bring astrality into the garden.
