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Question for fig trees growing, experts !
Started by foxy man 6 hours ago.
~What are you growing right now? 38 Replies
Started by As.iris.. Last reply by foxy man 6 hours ago.
Does anyone have a Kombucha thingy they would send me? 2 Replies
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Comment by Anou Mirkine on July 29, 2008 at 3:23pm - I just started growing wheatgrass inside my house. No flies yet. Though I am still waiting to try my first batch. I am very excited.
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Comment by Diana Li ♥ on July 29, 2008 at 10:51pm - I'm thinking of chucking my wheatgrass because of the flies. I'm concerned they laid eggs!
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Comment by Monique on November 1, 2008 at 1:02pm -
Hi,
I love that you are all interested in indoor and outdoor gardening. Gardening is one of my passions. I will definitely be posting here.
Monique
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Comment by OrganicorPanic on February 19, 2009 at 9:03pm - Plantlife baby! Can't wait to get back in the dirt again this year. I see some of you already began. Must be nice living the good life.
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Comment by Paige on March 14, 2009 at 5:02pm - I can't wait to start gardening again this year :-)
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Comment by foxy man on September 22, 2009 at 7:39pm - garden is alive and well. All kinds of greens there, cucs, tomatoes, squashes,borage, amaranth. Getting ready to start thinking winter crop like cabbages, kolhrabi and like....................I love gardening, for looks and plenty of food.
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Comment by Shmi Skywalker on November 7, 2009 at 8:08pm
- This is something I would really like to do, but I don't really have a clue. My back yard is very small but there is some potential space. What would you recommend a newbie to start with planting? Or should I spend the winter reading?
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Comment by EternalLaceLaceMaker on November 11, 2009 at 7:31am -
Wonderful Idea ...
I will learn a lot ... exactly what I want to .
Thank you !
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Comment by Sally 5 hours ago - Here in NZ lots of people are now growng vegs on their little patches of ground around their home. A really great spin off of this current economy thingy. There are workshops for everything to do with gardens, worm farms, etc etc. A great environment to be in !
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Comment by Brenda D 1 hour ago
- New Zealand is just more environmentally conscientious than most places. I guess being an island is part of the reason. I loved NZ when I visited.
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Watched all 3 videos. Very compelling stuff. Looking forward to Monday's video. Thank you for sharing.
Hmmm. I've had mine for at least 10 years. I don't know about everybody else, but I find them very convenient to use. The Chico bags that is ( an no, I'm not selling them) because I can fold them up into tiny balls and stick them into my purse. Th...
In the first stage, the diet is restricted to veggies, protein, and just a few grains (eaten in very small portions). Fermented foods and sea veggies are very integral to this diet, so it sounds like you might really like the diet.
Nothing sweet ...
ok...i'm really new to all this, especially juicing. i started trying to juice after juices i liked. before i tried juicing, i used to drink those naked drinks. well, i finally tried their green machine and liked it. i mean it has some greens in i...
and if you want to get involved with buying food in bulk from the farmer's market in the bay area i got connections : )
I remember being close to broke and hungry and going into the super market to find that organic bananas were ripe AND 50 cents a pound! I got 50 pounds for $25 and smiiiiiled
If you know where I can buy organic bananas in bulk in the Bay Area PL...
nuts churned into a spread like butter
same thing with apples
I love mushrooms.
Add in a green smoothie in the morning and a green juice in the evening..
lol
What do you eat in the first stage? I really think I am going to try and get this book because I always crave fermented, savory foods and sea veggies. Do you eat animal protein?
sounds like that would be an interesting day
dang this photographer really gets some good angles. :-)
Im looking to start a raw retreat on my friends fruit farm and would love to hear thoughts, feelings, class ideas etc.There is more info on the thread below....
http://www.giveittomeraw.com/forum/topics/donationbased-raw-retreat
This is great information! Now, if I can only get my grandmother to eat raw parsley. Next round of shopping I'll have to grab some.
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