I’ve only just ordered this book & cant wait to read it. Thank you for your book reviews you are helping me find great reading material. My wand is made from Linden so I’m especially interested to read more information about that tree
I love linden- I just planted an American linden in my front yard a few years ago to replace another tree that had to be taken down. Such an amazing tree, and sitting under it while in bloom is just heavenly
@@TheGardenWitch I’m in the U.K. so not sure if it grows well here but I will definitely look into it. I love my wand so much & it is the only Linden item I’ve ever seen....haven’t seen a living tree yet. I’m growing most of my magical herbs on an allotment but do still have to forage for tree materials in local woodlands. This year I’ve had random baby trees turning up at my allotment....no idea what creature is bringing them to me but I’m very grateful. I’m not allowed to grow trees on the plot so once they are a sturdy seedling I bring them home. I only have a tiny garden at home so I’ve been planting the tree “gifts” in a nearby small woodland area so I can tend to them as they grow. Oak, Birch & Horse Chestnut so far. Last year I had Belladonna appear on my plot. Very useful....I moved them to the little wooded area too
@@seekingvision you're in the right area for the European linden then- which is equally nice. I was inspired to get my tree after encountering European lindens in bloom on a trip to Italy
I’ve only just ordered this book & cant wait to read it. Thank you for your book reviews you are helping me find great reading material. My wand is made from Linden so I’m especially interested to read more information about that tree
I love linden- I just planted an American linden in my front yard a few years ago to replace another tree that had to be taken down. Such an amazing tree, and sitting under it while in bloom is just heavenly
@@TheGardenWitch I’m in the U.K. so not sure if it grows well here but I will definitely look into it. I love my wand so much & it is the only Linden item I’ve ever seen....haven’t seen a living tree yet. I’m growing most of my magical herbs on an allotment but do still have to forage for tree materials in local woodlands. This year I’ve had random baby trees turning up at my allotment....no idea what creature is bringing them to me but I’m very grateful. I’m not allowed to grow trees on the plot so once they are a sturdy seedling I bring them home. I only have a tiny garden at home so I’ve been planting the tree “gifts” in a nearby small woodland area so I can tend to them as they grow. Oak, Birch & Horse Chestnut so far.
Last year I had Belladonna appear on my plot. Very useful....I moved them to the little wooded area too
@@seekingvision you're in the right area for the European linden then- which is equally nice. I was inspired to get my tree after encountering European lindens in bloom on a trip to Italy
Where did you purchase this? Great review.
You can get it straight from the publisher at www.troybooks.co.uk/under-the-witching-tree/
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