August Seasonal Almanac | Lammas, Lughnasadh, Folklore & Nature Journal

Discover the folklore, traditions and wildlife of late summer with our beautifully illustrated 32-page August Seasonal Almanac. Designed for nature lovers, folklore enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys living in rhythm with the seasons, each issue explores the stories, customs and natural world that make this time of year so special.

What is included in the August Seasonal Almanac?

The August edition explores the turning point between high summer and the first signs of harvest, including:

• Lammas and Lughnasadh traditions

• Traditional harvest customs and rural folklore

• Seasonal fungi and their folklore

• Plant lore and medicinal history

• Wildlife to look for throughout August

• Seasonal animals, insects and birds

• Beautiful botanical illustrations and original artwork

• Gentle seasonal observations and nature journalling inspiration

Who is this zine for?

This seasonal journal is perfect for:

• Nature lovers

• Gardeners

• Walkers and foragers

• Folklore enthusiasts

• Artists seeking seasonal inspiration

• Anyone wanting to reconnect with the changing seasons

Whether you enjoy quiet woodland walks, learning traditional customs or simply slowing down to notice the natural world, the August Almanac offers a thoughtful companion throughout the month.

Is this suitable for beginners?

Yes. No previous knowledge of folklore, plants or nature study is needed. Every edition is written in an accessible, engaging style, making it suitable whether you're just beginning your seasonal journey or have loved folklore and the countryside for years.

What makes this different from a magazine?

Unlike a traditional magazine, each Hedgerow & Moor Almanac is created as a keepsake. Every issue is carefully researched, written and illustrated to celebrate Britain's seasonal traditions, wildlife and plant lore, encouraging you to build a growing library of the year as it unfolds.

Why August?

August marks one of the richest months of the year. The first harvest begins, hedgerows become heavy with fruit, fungi start to emerge, butterflies and insects remain abundant, and ancient festivals such as Lammas and Lughnasadh remind us to celebrate the abundance of the land before autumn arrives.

If you've ever wondered what to notice in nature during August or wanted to learn the folklore and traditions connected with the season, this Almanac is the perfect place to begin.

32 beautifully illustrated pages celebrating the plants, wildlife, folklore and traditions of August.

This zine if part of our monthly subscription for nature lovers and those wanting a  unique experience to look forward to each month.