CC says horse chestnut powder has the highest levels of saponins..
http://www.amazon.com/Horse-Chestnut-Powder-Ounces-Pound/dp/B001BVS2MA
19.00 for a pound.. CC will tell you if that's a ripoff or not
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CC says horse chestnut powder has the highest levels of saponins..
http://www.amazon.com/Horse-Chestnut-Powder-Ounces-Pound/dp/B001BVS2MA
19.00 for a pound.. CC will tell you if that's a ripoff or not
GetUpStandUp
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Lol, nah just found the weather, and our world is different ten fold from just 2002, I mean this has to effect the plants right? I mean aint it a big argument Evolution, we have so many species of life here so we have no clue yet, so I mean can plants adapt? And theres the fact when volcanos errupt they put out lots of minerals, wouldnt this be good, and specially all the old hidden deposites deep down that finally hit the surface, I dont know just thought some bigger brains could offer some good insight on the matter, maybe.
do a crash course in natural history or ecology bud
That's a tad high perhaps - Mountain Rose Herbs Horse Chestnut Powder (Certified Organic) - $8.00 per poundCC says horse chestnut powder has the highest levels of saponins..
http://www.amazon.com/Horse-Chestnut-Powder-Ounces-Pound/dp/B001BVS2MA
19.00 for a pound.. CC will tell you if that's a ripoff or not
An old ad from the 1950's for DDT
GetUpStandUp
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so I mean can plants adapt?
Given their lack of mobility, plants may be one of the most adaptable organisms. Herbicides, pests, heat, drought, flooding, etc.
Then there are far too many gardeners fluttering about while clutching their pH meters to their man-breasts which have to be dealt with....that and their baggie of epsom salts from Walmart
Given their lack of mobility, plants may be one of the most adaptable organisms. Herbicides, pests, heat, drought, flooding, etc.
Then there are far too many gardeners fluttering about while clutching their pH meters to their man-breasts which have to be dealt with....that and their baggie of epsom salts from Walmart
a better & very enlightening read would be the Luther B's chapter on how the cactus got its spines and how it lost them
http://www.archive.org/stream/lutherburbankhis01burbrich#page/n17/mode/2up
"the first great lesson in plant improvment is that our plants are what they are because of environment"
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Hopefully this won't violate the ICMAG Rule about offering products for sale - so here goes. I've invested $25,000.00 in a bottled elixir which could revolutionize gardening as we know it today - bottled water containing H2O! That's no joke either! These billboards are being printed in English and will be appearing across the USA along the interstate highway system.
By using this special water you could expect yield increases by as much as 500% and probably more.
By using this special water you could expect yield increases by as much as 500% and probably more.
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only $25,000 ? .......... i think you should double it and fire your sales and marketing team
The shipping on this will kill you, I advise you to order the dehydrated version then just rehydrate it yourself.....scrappy
GetUpStandUp
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Lol
lostenspace
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Where are you guys sourcing your neem meal from? The places I support here in pdx haven't found a good source. Any good recommendations?
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lostenspace
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Thank you, also found Neem tree farms. They ship 20# for $34 total. Neemresource is 20# for $63. Was trying to source local, waiting on email from neem tree farms about oil/cake production and organics.
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I think cootz said they have larger bags of neem meal out at indoor garden on mcloughlin...
GS
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I ordered my neem meal from Everwood Farm in Brooks. Not PDX, I know, but maybe you could gather other gardening amendments during the drive.
lostenspace
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That's right I forgot he's a distributor for down to earth. I've bought worms from him in the past. Good call, ill check it out.
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did I just read about re-hydrating water?
I love this place LOL
I love this place LOL
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