The Ancient Legends Surrounding Fall Black Chokeberries

Magical fall black chokeberry is a stunning plant that adds a touch of magic to any garden or landscape. This plant stands out for its beautiful dark foliage and vibrant fall colors. With a moderate growth rate, it reaches a height and width of 4-6 feet. The main attraction of the magical fall black chokeberry is its deep purplish-black leaves. These leaves provide a striking contrast to the traditional green foliage found in most gardens. The dark color also helps to absorb more sunlight, which aids in the photosynthesis process.

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Does the fact that Mark is a magician member at the Magic Castle in Hollywood also contribute to his ability to work real magic in transforming his clients homes. After watching the series from Guillermo Del Toro s Cabinet of Curiosities series I ve been newly introduced to this idea I later found out was common among the bizarre.

The dark color also helps to absorb more sunlight, which aids in the photosynthesis process. This results in a healthier and more vigorous plant. What makes the magical fall black chokeberry truly special is its transformation during the fall season.

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After watching the series from Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities series I’ve been newly introduced to this idea I later found out was common among the bizarre. While I look to make my own over time I’d love to see what some of yours looks like! Anyone got any spooky stuff or beautiful cabinet pieces you’d be willing to show photos of? I searched and couldn’t find any from bizarre performers and figured y’all would have something unique .

On Nov 18, 2022, Bernardo Rodriguez wrote:
Hey Peeps!

After watching the series from Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities series I’ve been newly introduced to this idea I later found out was common among the bizarre. While I look to make my own over time I’d love to see what some of yours looks like! Anyone got any spooky stuff or beautiful cabinet pieces you’d be willing to show photos of? I searched and couldn’t find any from bizarre performers and figured y’all would have something unique .

I have the Cabinet de los Muertos, which is a beautiful piece of art. Also have Crookes Residual Ectometron, another beautiful piece. There is something special about a piece of art produced by an actual artist than by yourself, unless you happen to have those skills. Of course the downside is it is usually pretty expensive.

A little peek into a part of mine.

A little peek into a part of mine.

Wow that’s awesome! Like a whole room of curiosities haha!

There are 4 rooms filled with hundreds of incredible items at the Surnateum.

Flore, the spirit doll

and her "magic kit" from the early 1900's

Necklace from a viking witch (völva, circa 930 CE)

a ghost hunter toolkit

Jinn killer nails

Oh Curator! I've seen so many pictures of your beautiful collection over the years and each time I spot something else that I hadn't noticed before that just takes my breath away!

We all have to start somewhere Bernardo. This my own humble cabinet that I have built up over the years. The joy is knowing that everything in there has a story behind it and has the ability to put a big smile on my face at the magical reaction it can cause in others.

I'm also very fortunate to know that a number of the little poppets in coffins that I create reside in some of the most incredible cabinets of curiosity around the world.

Mistress Hulda Crowsigh of The Hookland Doll Emporium spotted this little one hiding in the Surnateum and wishes to know its story please?

Mistress Crowsigh rescues, repairs and re-homes poppets, dolls and magical fabric creations from around the world at www.feralfibres.co.uk

On Nov 20, 2022, Bogbadger wrote:
Oh Curator! I've seen so many pictures of your beautiful collection over the years and each time I spot something else that I hadn't noticed before that just takes my breath away!

We all have to start somewhere Bernardo. This my own humble cabinet that I have built up over the years. The joy is knowing that everything in there has a story behind it and has the ability to put a big smile on my face at the magical reaction it can cause in others.

I'm also very fortunate to know that a number of the little poppets in coffins that I create reside in some of the most incredible cabinets of curiosity around the world.

Love it! I’m aware to get to this level it takes time, but I agree on them all having a story! Thanks for sharing peeps!

Some of my favorites, for the pleasure of your eyes

Suitcase containing items from 1917 Russia (the Russian Princess)

The perfectly documented Vampire killing kit.

Rare vampire documents

On Nov 18, 2022, Bernardo Rodriguez wrote:
Hey Peeps!

After watching the series from Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities series I’ve been newly introduced to this idea I later found out was common among the bizarre. While I look to make my own over time I’d love to see what some of yours looks like! Anyone got any spooky stuff or beautiful cabinet pieces you’d be willing to show photos of? I searched and couldn’t find any from bizarre performers and figured y’all would have something unique .

I have the Cabinet de los Muertos, which is a beautiful piece of art. Also have Crookes Residual Ectometron, another beautiful piece. There is something special about a piece of art produced by an actual artist than by yourself, unless you happen to have those skills. Of course the downside is it is usually pretty expensive.

I have the cabinet as well - hmmm ok I'll play here are some shots from my sanctum sanctorum with many of my goodies including a cabinet of curiosities of course!

A Cabinet of Curiosities

Some Bell Jar Exhibits

On Nov 20, 2022, Bogbadger wrote:
Dearest Curator,

Mistress Hulda Crowsigh of The Hookland Doll Emporium spotted this little one hiding in the Surnateum and wishes to know its story please?

Mistress Crowsigh rescues, repairs and re-homes poppets, dolls and magical fabric creations from around the world at www.feralfibres.co.uk

It's a Kafigeledjo figure (Senufo), an oracle doll.

And some more for good luck

Yet More Displays

Cabinet de les Muertos closed

Cabinet de les Muertos Open

Rascar Capac replica

Mummy Hand used for a prediction chest of Egyptian style

Weighing of the Heart Masks

More Odds and Ends

King in Yellow and other stuff

On Nov 18, 2022, Bernardo Rodriguez wrote:
Hey Peeps!

After watching the series from Guillermo Del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities series I’ve been newly introduced to this idea I later found out was common among the bizarre. While I look to make my own over time I’d love to see what some of yours looks like! Anyone got any spooky stuff or beautiful cabinet pieces you’d be willing to show photos of? I searched and couldn’t find any from bizarre performers and figured y’all would have something unique .

I have the Cabinet de los Muertos, which is a beautiful piece of art. Also have Crookes Residual Ectometron, another beautiful piece. There is something special about a piece of art produced by an actual artist than by yourself, unless you happen to have those skills. Of course the downside is it is usually pretty expensive.

I have the cabinet as well - hmmm ok I'll play here are some shots from my sanctum sanctorum with many of my goodies including a cabinet of curiosities of course!

A Cabinet of Curiosities

As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, the leaves of this plant turn into a spectacular display of colors. The dark purple leaves transition into shades of red, orange, and yellow, creating a magical and mesmerizing effect. In addition to its visual appeal, the magical fall black chokeberry also offers several practical benefits. This plant is known for its hardiness and adaptability, making it suitable for a wide range of climates and soil types. Whether you have a sunny or shady garden, this plant can thrive and enhance the overall beauty of your outdoor space. Furthermore, the magical fall black chokeberry produces clusters of small white flowers in the spring. These flowers not only add a delightful fragrance to the garden but also attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. The resulting berries are a rich dark color, providing a delightful feast for birds in the late summer and fall months. To maintain the health and vitality of the magical fall black chokeberry, regular pruning is necessary. Removing dead or diseased branches promotes new growth and prevents the spread of pests or diseases. This plant is relatively low-maintenance, requiring minimal watering and fertilization once established. In conclusion, the magical fall black chokeberry is a captivating and enchanting plant that brings a touch of magic to any garden or landscape. Its dark foliage and vibrant fall colors make it a standout choice for those looking to add depth and beauty to their outdoor space. Not only is this plant visually appealing, but it also attracts pollinators and provides food for birds. With its hardiness and adaptability, the magical fall black chokeberry is a versatile addition to any garden..

Reviews for "Connecting with Nature: Fall Black Chokeberry Meditations"

1. Jane - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the Magical fall black chokeberry. The flavor was not what I expected at all. It had a strange bitter aftertaste that I found really unpleasant. I also found the texture of the fruit to be unappealing. It was not juicy and had a weird mushy consistency. Overall, I did not enjoy this fruit and would not purchase it again.

2. Mark - 1/5 - I had high hopes for the Magical fall black chokeberry, but they were quickly dashed. The taste was incredibly tart and almost sour, which was not what I was expecting. Additionally, the seeds were very noticeable and made the fruit difficult to eat. I ended up throwing most of the chokeberries away as they were just too unpleasant to consume.

3. Sarah - 2/5 - I can't say I liked the Magical fall black chokeberry. The flavor was quite strong and overpowering, bordering on bitter. I found it hard to enjoy eating them due to the intense tartness. Furthermore, the fruit seemed to have a strange aftertaste that lingered in my mouth. It's safe to say that I won't be giving this fruit another chance in the future.

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