This morning the garden gifted me with a beautiful Aloe going to bloom. She wants to thank everyone in the CureZone for their interest in her. She would like every body to start growing Aloe so they can get the really, really best results!!!

Date:   3/10/2005 2:18:33 PM ( 19 y ago)

Wow!!! What a site! One of my favorite Aloes is going to bloom for the first time. Do you think it is because of all the interest in Aloe in the CureZone? She would like to ask everybody interested in health to start growing an Aloe plant themselves.

Aloe is extremely easy to grow. It is a difficult plant to kill.
It does not need too much water, however, this Aloe seems to be blooming perhaps from all the rain we have been getting in San Diego this year.

A garden cannot have enough Aloe plants. I plan to grow a lot more this year. A big Aloe puts out pups--little sucklings that start growing in the same pot. Then you just transplant them.

We have about 15 in the Enchanted Garden here.
How many are growing in your Enchanted Garden?

If any of you live in San Diego, give me a call
and you can come over, do some gardening,
and get a plant pup.

http://www.lesliegoldman.com/Enchanted_Garden_Intentional_Community/id38.htm

My friend Whitney Robinson also has them at the Hillcrest
Farmers Market on Sunday 9-1.

http://lesliegoldman.com/Friend-of-the-Farm/index.htm

Your Enchanted Gardener

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