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Save Our SkillsOk, the title may be a little melodramatic. But I’ve spoken about the beneficial powers of herbs in the past. I saw an interesting article on Yahoo! that takes it a little deeper listing some of the healthiest herbs which may, in fact, treat specific conditions. The links below each herb are to previous shows I’ve done . . . → Read More: Herbs to Save Your LIFE!
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When I conjured up the idea behind this post I wanted to introduce the post with one of our worst experiences with food poisoning to date. It was a relatively mild experience marked by the swearing off of red velvet cake and stopping every 25 miles to make sure our stomachs were COMPLETELY empty . . . → Read More: I’ll Take a Side Salad…Hold the E.Coli! Food Safety Risks and How to Avoid Them by Gardening Today I take on the subject of blueberries. Blueberries are one of my favorite fruits to eat. Growing them is very possible and not too challenging as long as you do the research, plan well and learn from your mistakes. (This show is very heavy in “ums” and poor delivery as I tried to get my notes . . . → Read More: Episode 97 Blueberries Today I take another excellent round of listener questions and feedback. Tune in as I discuss… *Is epsom salt a good garden additive? *What’s wrong with my plants? I’m not great at plant diseases but I will try to help. *What parts of a passionflower are edible? *How do I get started with black soldier . . . → Read More: Episode 89 Listener Questions and Feedback Here is my how to video illustrating the methods of pruning a tomato plant.
Thanks to everyone who dropped me an email. Thanks to you I get to take another round of listener questions and feedback today: *What to do about potatoes in container where the green part falls over. *What zone do I (Jason) garden in? *What can I plant on a hill? *Listener feedback about the show . . . → Read More: Episode 86 Listener Feedback In today’s episode I discuss the pawpaw tree. I was reminded that I had never done one by a request from a listener named David who is growing Pawpaws out in California.
Pawpaws are a great tree that produces a unique and extremely tasty fruit. In addition, its compact growing habit . . . → Read More: Episode 77 Pawpaw Trees |
 
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