Creating Sanctuary: Sacred Garden Spaces, Plant-Based Medicine, and Daily Practices to Achieve Happiness and Well-Being | 
pan1.5/5⭐ Almost everything in this book is so surface level as to be utterly useless, if not downright lacking vital important information (e.g. for herb use) or providing misinformation (e.g. re: smudging, citing flawed studies).
The summary emphasizes all garden space sizes, but the text focuses solely on large yards.
There are much better, more reliably informed books out there on all these topics. Give this one a pass.
Where do I begin to break down this mess? All these snippets are from THE SAME PAGE. The initial segue from the previous (unpictured) paragraph on using flames to pretending smoke is the same thing. The complete appropriation and downplay of the importance of smudging to Native Americans (SIMPLE RITUAL?!?!?!). (continued in comments)
