Blake Lenoir

Good morning! I'd like to find out the benefits of using Caucasian Mountain and other types of perennial spinach in our gardens day in and day out. I for one would grow some for not just a permanent and daily food source in my gardens, but to create a vine hut or teepee out of it for shade or a resting place for all. Anybody used perennial vining spinach before? I've heard in Sweden, that Caucasian spinach has been a versatile food source for all. Could you all please show me some examples of using the spinach on a daily basis? Please shoot me back either on this board or at the Purple Moosage if you need me to explain in great depth about the use of the unique perennial spinach. Bye bye!

Good morning folks! How's everybody? I wanna find out how we make better shampoo, conditioners and even keratin treatment from okra in basic ways.
I wanna use some to combat dandruff, frizzy hair and filth for greater and fruitful hair for greater growth, style and cleaness for greater health and wealth. Are there ways to store okra for future use for years to come?  I'd like some examples of greater haircare and styling from the use of okra to aid the earth for a longer time.
Please reach me over here or at the Purple Moosage if you need me. Have a good day.

Forgot! I'm talking about generation toxic waste, chemicals that are left in our soil, especially in urban areas and places near old or abandoned industrial plants and factories that release amounts of waste that harbor forever elements that will go into our landscapes and the rest of our society. Thanks!

I'm talking about the other board about ways to combating slag and other types of large industrial waste left in our soil and ways to restore our soil and the rest of life for a greater future while combating different elements to produce suitable resources to aid our needs in difficult environments from wherever we live. I'm from an urban area that has generations of industrial and toxic waste left in my soil and wanna change for the better to aid all in this present time and in the future. Make sense? The fight has just begun!

My goals are to free the soil from slag and other large waste as well as water, then plant stuff to create a system that combats the remaining filth in our soil and beautify all landscapes wild or cultivated for all to flourish wherever they may be.
Next, connect all soil, water and life together to bridge for richness and a better culture to pass on to future generations and the next. After that, I'd like to pass my efforts to others around the world to aid them for a better future and way of life.
I want my efforts to become a model for the entire earth and how they enrich lives and generations and which benefit from the labor that come with it. Better soil and water lead to better biodiversity and better life. Take care.

Good morning friends! I'm Blake the new guy at this post. How are you? I wanna find out which plants combat all types of soil pollution besides sunflowers. My soil is mostly contaminated with slag and other industrial waste from decades back. I'm looking to create a garden or group of plants that can deal with all types of soil adversity and clean up the filth that's left in the soil. How we get rid of slag and other large waste before planting?  I wanna create a fruitful and flourishing soil wherever I'm at. Please reach me at this forum or at the Purple Moosage if you all need anything. Take care.

Good evening! Just came back from the other board talking about the same thing, but in great detail. Wanna find out how we combat industrial slag and other debris left in our soil from urban industrial pollution and factories. Do slag create a lasting impact on our original soil for years to come? Good night!

Good evening! Thanks for the info. Which of the listed topics describes my criteria better in terms of better soil and life? Thanks!

Good evening friends! How's everybody? Blake is on a quest for some historic European heirloom crops that fit my criteria of my community's past. I have the French, Germans, Irish, Swedish, English, Polish and Serbian in my community in Chicago centuries ago before the 1900s. Here's my list.
1. Gros De Vert artichoke
2. Gortahork cabbage
3. Tippary turnip
4. Irish green pea
5. Red Dutch cabbage
6. Martock or Celtic fava beans
7. German or Dutch black carrots
8. Lemon yellow carrots
9. Red stem leaf celery
10. Bere barley (more of those even if I already have some)
11. Irish black oats
12. Serbian Osmak corn
13. Serbian old melon
14. Serbian sweet elephant ear pepper
15. Serbian white pumpkin
16. Ancient Serbian pole beans
17. Swedish lentil beans
18. German or Polish fava beans
19. Serbian or Slovenian red onion
20. Irish or Kerry blue potatoes
21. More Lumper potatoes
22. Rosscoff cauliflower
23. Oland or Swedish wheat
24. Common Flat Dutch cabbage
25. Serbian white sweet pepper
If any of you have those, please reach me at the Purple Moosage for more info and where to go from there. I'm doing my very best in all of my power to make my gardens more historic and soar again to help people return to their true form and sense of belonging. I want folks to remember their motherlands and ancestors and what they did to make my community great again economically, socially and religiously. Good night!

Good evening friends! How are you? I'd like to find out how do we combat slag and other types of industrial pollution that has left generations of waste and debris in our soil and end up becoming ineffective for growing and things of that nature.
How we test our soil to tell if it's filthy and clean enough to use again? I'm from an urban area and my soil has been known for slag for a very long time. Looking for more ways to keep soil very pure for future generations to come. Any plants that can deal with the conditions of the soil? All I know are sunflowers and sometimes cattails. Please let me know in this forum and please exchange me some ideas and tips to not only make soils flourish again, but all gardens and surrounding ecosystems again in the Purple Moosage. Wanna become a more sound steward of the environment and my community. Good night!