The Agroforestry Seed Trust list Reichardia in their latest seed list (August 2007 – July 2008) which I received a week or so ago. However, it’s not on the...
... I remember growing Reichardia years ago when PFAF were giving out the seeds to try. However, I don't remember it being eyebright, which is a little ...
Hello! Anyone using Sea Buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides L.)? From this website - http://www.itnc.org/ - Sea Buckthorn Cultivation Project Ladakh is one of the...
Dan, I have a question if you don't mind for you or anyone else that knows about calabaza. I was under the impression you could grow it in the summer. My vine...
I am a 55 year young male located in Texas and I am a Type 2 Diabetic. I want to try natural than all the other stuff out there. Any suggestions ? My legs are...
Hello everyone, I do not post much but I learn so much from everything you all post. I created a poll in our little area. I would like you to please indulge me...
To help control blood sugar, I take two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar about 15 minutes before each meal, I mix it with tomato juice or apple juice. I have...
Hi Cindy, My plants always grow rampant with no female flowers for a long while (they have some male flowers) then as fall approaches they start making female ...
Hello, I am starting to research techniques for growing Vanilla planifolia, and producing seed pods or vanilla beans. Does anyone know of good sources of...
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Rick van Rein
rick@...
Sep 3, 2007 10:11 am
Richard, ... Have a look at the PFAF site, link "medicinal uses". You will found many things that are helpful. ... Well-known ones (and easy to get to) are tea...
Dear Richard I'd recommend seeing a qualified herbalist to get the right combination of herbs for you & the range of ailments. Its ok to self-administer to a...
Eating Prickly Pear Cactus Pads as a part of your diet will stabilize blood sugar, you can look up the reasearch on the net for your self, or look up Dr...
... while (they ... female ... I have no flowers at all yet, not even female, and it's been months. The vine is growing great, though. ... very long ... heat ...
Hullo someone, I am a Naturopathy Educator. I have been developing a syllabus for a Naturopathic Doctor course that I felt would suit the needs and challenges...
... Last time I grew calabasa I believe the seeds were from ECHO seed store (http://www.echobooks.org/ ) or possibly it was from another source - not sure...
I suggest you read Eat to Live Joel Furmann M.D. a U.S. doctor with over 20 years ex 10 years clinical ex Olympic skier for scientific proof and a complete...
Project Bona Fide is a 43-acre permaculture site which has been in development for nearly a decade, and has become an important center for education and...
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Frank Schuurmans
frank@...
Sep 5, 2007 4:02 pm
Reichardia picroides looks a bit like a Dandelion but the taste is much milder, it is an excellent salad plant, but it very much wants to flower, and the...
This would be something I would be interested in as well. May I put my request in as well? Wolf Brian Brown <boomerb7@...> wrote: Thanks Marsha, Brian ...
When you say "review and critique the document" are you speaking of somone who will correct the misspellings and such or what exactly? Wolf peter chama...
Richard, I back up Liz on this one. Enlarged legs and feet are a sign of edema and can be deadly. Plus you need a good masseuse. It will help bring down the...
@yahoogroups.comchapps, with over 30 years in south america, and over 20 of those studying with shamans and the "sociedad boliviana de medicinas naturales,"...
me too, as ishould be returning tomy little home in the yungas of south eastern bolivia, i think i would like my name added to the lists. gracias!!! inquisivi ...
Sorry Michael, can't offer any suggestions because I dont have the knowledge, but can promise thoughts and prayers for the 13th. ... For ideas on reducing your...
My friend, Ananda, replies to everyone's questions about vanilla with these remarks: Vanilla is an Orchid. Doesn't like direct sunlight. They are propagated...
