This book guides readers through a year of cultivating both a garden and their witchcraft practice. Monica Crosson provides month-by-month gardening advice for various plants, integrating practical cultivation techniques with magickal applications. The book details spells, charms, and activities, offering guidance on selecting, growing, and harvesting plants suitable for witchcraft. It also includes folklore, sabbat celebrations, correspondences, and rituals to deepen the connection with nature.

The book is presented as a comprehensive guide for individuals interested in blending gardening with witchcraft. Its structure, offering monthly advice and integrating practical cultivation with magickal uses, suggests a resource designed for hands-on engagement throughout the year. The inclusion of folklore, rituals, and correspondences indicates an aim to foster a deeper connection with nature and pagan traditions. The author's approach appears to be inclusive of various hardiness zones, promising a plentiful garden and enriched spiritual practice for a wide audience.