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The Moon on 4 March 2026: waning gibbous

On this day the Moon is a waning gibbous, 99% lit, lunar day 15. It stands in Virgo: a root day, a half-fertile sign. The haircut calendar says "unfavourable", the planting calendar: rest. Below, all three calendars for this day and the products of the day's theme.

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PhaseWaning gibbous99 %
Lunar day15a difficult day by tradition
Moon signVirgoroot dayNext eventLast quarter11 Mar

What the calendars say about this day

Haircut calendar
  • Haircut: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Colouring: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Manicure: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Hair removal: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
Haircut calendar →
Planting calendar · Rest
  • Leafy crops and herbs: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Fruiting crops: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Root and bulb crops: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Flowers: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Planting and transplanting: unfavourable, difficult lunar day
  • Weeding, pruning, harvest: neutral, difficult lunar day: light work only
Planting calendar →
Fishing calendar · LondonBestthe day of the new or full moon or the day beside it: the strongest solunar day
  • 23:35–01:35 Moon overhead
  • 06:22–07:22 moonset, at dawn or dusk
  • 11:57–13:57 Moon underfoot
  • 18:48–19:48 moonrise
Fishing calendar →

The Moon in the zodiac: Virgo

The Moon in Virgo: a earth sign, a root day in the gardeners' tradition; a half-fertile sign. The sign changes every two to three days; what each means in the garden is on the planting calendar.

An earth sign, half-fertile. Root day for root crops and a day for planting flowers and shrubs; vegetables sown in Virgo are said to run to leaf.

Planting by the signs →

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