Oil Pulling

[JinSun]

i've grown echinacea in the garden before. it makes a wonderful tea. go for the root.

Will do, next year unfortunately. I never actually got around to doing my garden this year...hmm....

 

[neci]

Is this an art?

it's more of a hobby for me.

 

[neci]

Will do, next year unfortunately. I never actually got around to doing my garden this year...hmm....

seeds can be planted in the fall (when the plant naturally goes to seed.) being a perennial, you can also plant in early fall, as long as you mulch it well over winter.

 

[JinSun]

seeds can be planted in the fall (when the plant naturally goes to seed.) being a perennial, you can also plant in early fall, as long as you mulch it well over winter.

Really? Wow, after years of gardening, I'm still just as much of a n00b as I was on day 1. Thanks!

 

[neci]

Really? Wow, after years of gardening, I'm still just as much of a n00b as I was on day 1. Thanks!

no problem. my yard is an ongoing experiment in gardening. what grows with minimal care from seed. it's amazing what happens when you throw out seeds and wait to see what pops up. the plant won't start growing until the spring if you seed in the fall. sometimes it turns into bird food, and you spot random medicinal plants down the road cropping up.

 

[JinSun]

no problem. my yard is an ongoing experiment in gardening. what grows with minimal care from seed. it's amazing what happens when you throw out seeds and wait to see what pops up. the plant won't start growing until the spring if you seed in the fall. sometimes it turns into bird food, and you spot random medicinal plants down the road cropping up.

Huh, interesting. I once planted some cucumbers seeds that I'd somehow acquired at a local farmer's market, and they turned out to be the biggest I've ever seen. It was strange though, as usually when those types of vegetables get bigger, they get mushy, bu these were crisp and flavorful, so it worked out wonderfully. I'll have to invest in some medicinal seeds, they sound fun