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"I do have some bird visitors to the grapes. My dogs scare them off usually, and I use old CD discs suspended on fishing line to assist. I get so many grapes that it is usually not much of a problem. Netting is also available if you have a bad…"
"Hello Lylah,
Your squash are being eaten by insects obviously. There are several that I know of, grasshoppers and cut worms of different types. Have you found any insects on the plants themselves? The irregularity makes me think of grasshoppers they…"
Your squash are being eaten by insects obviously. There are several that I know of, grasshoppers and cut worms of different types. Have you found any insects on the plants themselves? The irregularity makes me think of grasshoppers they…"
"Hi Marcy,
Yes you need a juicer that is capable of juicing green leafy vegetables. I use the Green Star twin screw juicer. It does a great job with all vegetables, and an exceptionally good job with grass. I bought the one with all the attachments,…"
Yes you need a juicer that is capable of juicing green leafy vegetables. I use the Green Star twin screw juicer. It does a great job with all vegetables, and an exceptionally good job with grass. I bought the one with all the attachments,…"
"Wow, I just reviewed the websites you sent me. I wish we lived closer! What a wonderful place. Can't wait to visit. J"
"Hi Brandie,
Thanks for the address. We live in Wickenburg which is about 50 miles northwest of Phx. I go to Phx. College in the evenings two nights a week, and also do errands down there often. I am always looking for some place to eat and shop that…"
Thanks for the address. We live in Wickenburg which is about 50 miles northwest of Phx. I go to Phx. College in the evenings two nights a week, and also do errands down there often. I am always looking for some place to eat and shop that…"
"My first comment was referring to a pruning plan that I got from the Ag extension that told how to prune for fruit production. I just re-read my earlier message and it felt a little unclear.
We put a stone "floor" under our grape arbor, see my page…"
We put a stone "floor" under our grape arbor, see my page…"
"I would like to see such a market myself. I love fresh produce, and enjoy the fruits of my own garden annually. I have never had the room to grow such a bontiful harvest though! Thanks for the response. J"
"I will have cuttings this fall late or early winter from red flame and thompson seedless. Several people have expressed an interest in getting some. I will save some for you if you would like. Mine grew like wild vines in a jungle this year, so…"
"PS see you at the composting class, sounds interesting. There is also a class on making bokashi about a month later. It is a type of propagation of microorganisms that make your soil healthier and organic, so it can use up the compost you put in it.…"
"I too am a raw foodist. I read about it in Dr. Gabriel Cousens' book "There is a cure for diabetes" I have been at it for three months, and have lost the high blood sugar, high blood pressure, and over 50 pounds. I like juicing, wheatgrass, greens…"
"I would love to know where your restaurant and apothecary is located. I have looked for these type establishments online without much luck. I am new to the vegan lifestyle, but learning fast. My wife of 35 years is a beginner in yoga, but loves it,…"
"Is that all your own grown produce? The photo looks great, especially to us vegans!"
"Give those grapes a couple years and you will have more than you need! Follow basic pruning guide for fruit production after they become dormant in the winter. I got mine from the Agriculture Extension Service in Phoenix. I got lots of grapes the…"
"that was supposed to be started, not startes.
another type by bigfingers, my bad"
another type by bigfingers, my bad"
"Your kids sound great. You must be doing something right! Love the healthy organic vegetarian lifestyle. I startes a forum about Raw Food Enthusiasts to learn more about the subject. Check it out sometime and see if you have any thoughts to add."
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question for you, i noticed that you do the wheatgrass and was wondering if you need a juicer specifically designed for the grass , or will any juicer do. i know that humans are unable to digest it in grass form, but wasn't sure if it required a special type of juicer. i am thinking about investing in a juicer ,but would like to know from someone who already juices, what applications i can use it for.
marcy
Thanks for the address. We live in Wickenburg which is about 50 miles northwest of Phx. I go to Phx. College in the evenings two nights a week, and also do errands down there often. I am always looking for some place to eat and shop that fits my raw food needs. I look forward to coming into your store, and if possible meeting too. I can hardly get my wife to go down to the valley since she is so comfortable in our rural setting, and hates the traffic, but you never know! Thanks for the invite. J
Here are the web sites, it is a great space. If you are a morning person starting in october there will be early morning meditations. If you and your wife stop by let me know and I will make a point to meet you. Peace and blessings namaste
mandalaapothecary.com
mandalatearoom.com
thanks for the comment. my boyfriend thought i was crazy when i was getting the broken concrete, but he likes it now. i have more rocks to haul and more concrete to put in, but i'm trying to do a little planting to reward myself for all the heavy work earlier.
as for the grapes, i think it's too late for them. that was my "before" picture. i can't bring myself to take an "after" yet. i think i overcared for them. maybe overwatering, they were doing real well, but i went away for about 4 days so i watered them REAL good before i left and when i came home they were shriveled up. they'd already been in the ground for a few months, so it shouldn't have killed them. my first attempt at growing grapes so i hope to gain some knowledge as to not kill the next ones.