Your PDF bundle will include 3 gifts:

1. The 31 Day May Flowers Table I compiled. The Table includes a flower for each day of May, in includes the common flower name, the Medieval Mary Garden traditional name, botanical name, and virtue associated with the flower. This list was compiled by combining research from the John Stokes' Collections, the May Flower Calendar and poetry in Mary's Flowers, Garden, Legends, & Meditations, by Louis Gemminger (1854).

2.  The poem May Magnificat by Gerard Manly Hopkins.

3. The hand-drawn garden plan of Americas's first Modern Mary Garden, located in Woods Hole, MA at the base of the Angelus tower.  

The first Modern Mary Garden was funded by Mr. and Mrs. Francis Crane Lilly.  Mr. and Mrs Lillie funded the Angelus tower in Woods Hole, to remind the scientists of M.I.T. Research Center about the necessity of keeping God at the center of their research. After learning of the Medieval Mary Garden tradition while visiting a European Monestary, Mrs. Lilly returned to the United States and funded the historical research to reconstruct the medieval tradition. In 1931, the first American Modern Mary Garden was planted in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.

It is our hope and our prayer that this inspires you to learn more about the tradition which religion forgot, but science maintained (more on that later).