I created a website for a guy last year that had some very interesting gardening techniques that, had I not seen the results myself, I would have been very skeptical. The plants in his garden were HUGE and extremely prolific. He uses techniques he calls “Subtle Energy Gardening”. It believe it’s worth checking out… http:/www.donelwood.com
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by webdex » Sat 25 Mar 2006, 21:13:53
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Re: Interesting Gardening Techniques
by Pops » Sat 25 Mar 2006, 21:59:56
Be wary, wary carefow of posting to the first thread of a new member promoting a website.
Chances are the thread will be as tonight's spam in the doggie bowl tomorrow...
gone.
Chances are the thread will be as tonight's spam in the doggie bowl tomorrow...
gone.
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Re: Interesting Gardening Techniques
by gego » Sat 25 Mar 2006, 22:40:11
Even if the post was just for promoting the website, it has the effect of exposing the ideas therein, and may be of value to someone here.
I personally long ago concluded that cancer and heart/vascular disease were dietary diseases. Most people are not willing to change lifestyle so they go the conventional treatment route and wind up dead, but I have knows several people who went the alternative treatment route for cancer and beat the grim reaper.
It is foolish to think that conventional wisdom is the end of all; in reality we have just cleared a little space in the forrest of knowledge, and were some miracle to happen, and we discovered a relpacement to all this saved up energy then future generations would laugh when they looked back at how primitive we were.
I personally long ago concluded that cancer and heart/vascular disease were dietary diseases. Most people are not willing to change lifestyle so they go the conventional treatment route and wind up dead, but I have knows several people who went the alternative treatment route for cancer and beat the grim reaper.
It is foolish to think that conventional wisdom is the end of all; in reality we have just cleared a little space in the forrest of knowledge, and were some miracle to happen, and we discovered a relpacement to all this saved up energy then future generations would laugh when they looked back at how primitive we were.
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Re: Interesting Gardening Techniques
by Pops » Sat 25 Mar 2006, 23:40:43
As do all the purchased ads on the left of your screen - selected by the Great Google Near The Bay for relevance to the page requested by the viewer.
The difference is; those advertisers paid for the privilege and thereby help this site remain available to all visiting here.
But, of course, I’ve just added a little garnish to the Spam…
The difference is; those advertisers paid for the privilege and thereby help this site remain available to all visiting here.
But, of course, I’ve just added a little garnish to the Spam…
The legitimate object of government, is to do for a community of people, whatever they need to have done, but can not do, at all, or can not, so well do, for themselves -- in their separate, and individual capacities.
-- Abraham Lincoln, Fragment on Government (July 1, 1854)
-- Abraham Lincoln, Fragment on Government (July 1, 1854)
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Re: Interesting Gardening Techniques
by katkinkate » Sun 26 Mar 2006, 02:47:34
Isn't this like what they do at Findhorn?
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