November 17, 08
8:49 AM

Wrote about the healing we received here
through the visit of Shannon Foley,
the BEET KEEPER of Cocolalla, Idaho
last Tuesday.

Shannon played hooky a little bit
from Giovanni's Workshop to take an extended
lunch. I picked her up and brought her here to
the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community.

She said that her visit was one of the highlights
of her stay in San Diego. That felt good!

Shannon joined the Enchanted Garden Club
early on in the conference. That was a healing for me.
I was bringing out all kinds of new things.
The Conference started very slow for me.

It felt like I had just enough energy to pull off the set up
thanks to help from numbers of people, but during the first
days, I did not have any energy to communicate with others.
I was very tired and headachy. My diarrhea was still very much
an issue. I did not know what to eat! I was very hungry and low
in blood sugar.

At the end of one of the first few days, Shannon came up to me
while I was standing in front of the Wheatgrass.

"Are you the Enchanted Gardener?" She said.
That felt very good. She was looking to meet me.

We talked for about an hour.

She was very excited about sharing how to improve
plant growth through the use of Microriza [spelling?]

She gave me a packet of materials to study.

The product is called Soil Secrets.

She promised to send me a bag so I can do some plant experiments.

Foxfarm is my soil of choice thus far for KEEP the BEET Media Star.
We can grow rich, vibrant beets, Job's Tears, and wheatgrass in it.

Our garden as a whole has a tendency to have clay soil.
Soil Secrets will help. It also lessens the need for water usage.
Shannon tells me Soil Secrets can grow very large Veggies--
Findhorn size Veggies.

I want to use it in with KEEP the BEET and see if it
increased her Intelligence and Vitality.

9:05 AM

Bingo!!!!

I am watching the first intro among the Flash movies.
Michael Martin Melendrez is talking about the use of the product Soil Secrets
for drought Tolerant needs. Our farmers here
are suffering from water shortage.


RECOMMENDED BOOK:

Teaming with Microbes: A Gardener's Guide to the Soil Food Web

http://www.cultivate.ie/learning/reading/teaming_with_microbes.html



ABOUT MYCORRHIZA...

http://mycorrhiza.ag.utk.edu/


INTERESTING SITE for KEEP THE BEET:

http://www.gardenrant.com/my_weblog/2008/04/composting-revi.html

Don't skip a beet she sez...








 

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