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"Well, there he goes again."
Jane Southall wrote:
I have wild trap crops, everywhere.
Hello Jane. May I ask what 'wild trap crops' are? I attempted to look it up online and the only results I got back were about trapping wild hogs. Since you made no mention of hogs, I would assume it means something else, however, I could be mistaken.
I am fairly new on here, so this may be a subject I haven't come across yet while I've been browsing through posts.
Thank you
JoJo
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Linda Lee wrote:Suburbanites are the wackiest. I truly don't understand their war against nature. I can understand all the reasons people above have given and they make sense! But the suburbanites we live around are just unfathomable. Living in Utah there is just constant watering plus the more they water, the more they have to mow and then all the fertilizer they use so that the grass gets a preternatural AstroTurf look and of course that causes more mowing.
Zone 5b/6a, alkaline soil, 12 inches of water per year. For now the goal is a water independent urban homestead with edible landscaping and food forest.
Be the change you wish to see in the world
Mandrake...takes on and holds the influence
of the devil more than other herbs because of its similarity
to a human. Whence, also, a person’s desires, whether good
or evil, are stirred up through it...
-Hildegard of Bingen, Physica
Don't dream it - be it!
Drove my Chevy to the levee but the levee was dry. I wrung this tiny ad and it was still dry.
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