Diana Sproul

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since Feb 20, 2025
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I am a certified Advanced herbalist in clinical medicine, homepath, and nutritionist. I also garden in a small rental plot and apartment for 7 years. THis year I'm trying Hieglekultur at a small scale.

I am hoping to have a small farmstead of my own, and to help clean up the poisons put on purpose in air, food and water, as I have health issues due to the (duh) poison.

Have you read Anastasia, 1st book in the Ringing Cedars book series? It is life-changing, and dovetails right into this topic of having sovereignty and making your own food and life on land. I highly recommend it.
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Sepp Holzer grows at altitude in Austria. He had a list of cold hardy varieties of many plants, including citrus in his short book. There are photos of lemons with snow on them. I thought it very helpful - like having someone with a Masters or PhD help us. I got his book through inter-library loan.

Thank you, Marty, for the very helpful info. Your house is lovely!! Any update?
2 days ago
I apologize, but I don't understand how to start logging the skills that I have learned. Desperately want land and to participate in the SKIP program. How do I do that? Do I email someone, or is there a button at a certain link? I wrote to you more than once in the last year, you may have responded to an old email address to which I lost access.

I read Sepp Holzer's book via the library, and he is growing lemons and oranges in climate like mountainous Denver!! Incredible!

I am trying Hieglekultur (spelling) this year at a small scale.

Is anyone else noticing a slow start to gardens this year?
How do we start? I did sign up. I didn’t see any answer in email.