Hello Plant Lovers,

Does anyone have the recipe for Pete's famous Rainbow Bridge Tea?

With love, Ashley

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A Special QPW Immersion - working with the magical Time Traveling Trinity of Trees; The Yew, The Oak & The Ash

We are super excited to be able to announce this special incoming 13 day journey with the Blue Magentic Eagle and The 3 Mystical World trees; The Yew, The Oak and The Ash

To get the full detail please click the link above.

We have been guided to offer a recommended purchase price of $118USD but this WILL BE A DONATION BASED Journey, as we want as many of you as possible to particpate and we dont want money to be a blockage. Whilst at the same time we ask you all to pay with what ever your heart and purse deems appropriate at this time.

This journey with the 3 Trees is open to anyone and will be different from what we did on the Yew and the Oak and with the new added tree of the Ash this journey will help us to connect through the 3 different…

Hi everybody

Spring has arrived here in the Northern Hemisphere and the beloved plants are poking their heads up again.

With this in mind I would like to organise a catch up live call for this group - probably for Wednesday 19th but also want to see if their is a need for it.

This would be an overview call to check in with all the plant lovers here on QPW but also to feel into what plants we might like to hear more about.

Im thinking to do a short course on the Spring Green Detoxers; Dandelion, Nettle, Cleavers if people are interested

Or to do deeper dive one off videos on seasonal plants - e.g like Snowdrop or others that appear at this time of the year in the North or maybe if the brothers and sisters down under have a plant or tree coming into fruit season…

I have been away for a while but wanted to pop on and share a story about one of the best days of my life.

I am an amateur beginner Bryologist and am being taught about Bryophytes (mosses and liverworts) in the Scottish rainforest by a Botanist. He is very generous to invest his time in me and I am so lucky. A few weeks ago he took me along with him to survey a patch of rainforest that is owned by the community. We were in the thick of it, where no one goes, studying all the tiny plants in a ravine. Suddenly the wind went strange, and I felt my invisible woodland friends calling me from a rocky crag away from the river. I bucked up the courage to gently suggest that we have a look up there. The kind botanist humoured me, and we climbed. To his…