PLANTS CAN BE PURCHASED
AT THESE LOCATIONS
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1541370

Lots of INFORMATION and Background
here in this PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOG.

MEET ME AT THE HILLCREST Farmers; Market Sunday,
11 AM-2 PM.

Lincoln and Normal Street.
Neighborhood: Hillcrest
DMV Parking Lot
3960 Normal St
San Diego, CA 92103
(619) 237-1632

The HILLCREST FARMERS; MARKET..
Plant location: at MOREA's Massage station
East of the DMV building.
Lots more in my vehicle.
Leslie can be reached at the Hillcrest Farmers Market
on his Cell phone, 619.384.2631.
The Hillcrest FM is located at Normal and Lincoln.
From the North turn off on Washington St East off
the 163 freeway. Wind around. Turn right. Go a few blocks.
Turn right on Lincoln. You will see the FM one block away.

Again, call Leslie on his cell, if you want to buy a tree.
He hangs out at the JR ORGANIC stall, and moves around a lot.





BILL TALL OF CITY FARMERS NURSERY
was one of the Angels for 1000's of plants
November 20, when he placed a $1500.00 order
for inventory. This helpe raise a shunk of the $2600.00
that was needed to make the December 1 rent and avoid
loss of three of the five acres in question
at the EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY.

Now the rest is up to you.
Please call me, 619.582.9669.
We, as a community need to raise another $2600.00
for 30 more days rent. We also need $520.00 in addition
to cover the cost (commission-time) for raising the $2600.00.
Commit to buy plants now. Send in the money. Pick up your
plants later.

Decide what you want using this list here,
I have a large inventory at the ENCHANTED GARDEN
INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY that you can buy now and pick up.
I live near SDSU

ANOTHR CHOICE
Choose plants from the full order form.
THE ORDER FORM may be viewed
here http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1530536

Call and tell me what you want. I will get you a price.
Thank you for your help.









REPRIMAND FROM 1000's of RARE FRUIT TREES.
This was written December 18, 09
5:31 AM




BEET KEEPERS & OTHERS
CONTRIBUTING FUNDS
THROUGH PURCHASES.
INCOMPLETE LIST IS HERE

IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A FACE TO FACE
MEETING, COME TO THE ROOT YOUR DREAM
GATHERING THE LAST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH
at THE ENCHANTED GARDEN INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1540964






_____

SAN DIEGO--
THE HISTORY OF PEACE ON EARTH
A STORY OF THE SAVING OF A PRICELESS
JEWEL IN THE CROWN OF SAN DIEGO PLANT
HISTORY IS TOLD HERE!
_____



JOIN THE BEET KEEPERS HERE
YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS
KEEP YOUR ENCHANTED GARDENER
GIVING TIME TO SAVE 1000's of RARE FRUIT TREES
and also put a down payment down to
purchase the 1/3 acre
ENCHANTED GARDEN INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY
growing grounds , located within walking
distance of SDSU. The site is projected
as a vital hub, offering nearby students
a true Green Finishing School that will
offer hands on experiences in cooperative living
as well as garden management skills.
The next phase of community development
is projected to begin outer expressing in
March 1, when room/rooms again become
available. To put yourself on the waiting list
for a room, call Leslie, or email him
at the email link above under
YOUR ENCHANTED GARDENER.
http://curezone.com/m/sendmail.asp?ID=YourEnchantedGardener&f=92&i=5812



NEWS STORY--

BEET KEEPERS, RETURN,
the outreach inspired by a talking plant
named KEEP THE BEET Media Star,
The World's First Talking Beet Plant,
went the distance in November 2009,
masterminding a 11th hour Revival of
three acres of the potentially endangered
EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY in VIsta, Ca
where 1000's of rare fruit trees and plants from
around the world faced eviction within 17 days!

The story of the the nursery falling on hard times
was told in a NORTH COUNTY TIMES article of
December 5, 2009.

Spangler gave a plea for help to Leslie Goldman,
Your Enchanted Gardener, on Saturday eve,
November 14. Goldman, who takes his marching
orders from KEEP The BEET, was asked to bump
saving of the Vista Nursery plants up on his
plate that was already filled to the brim.






Goldman, was involved in launching a campaign
to raise $70,000 toward a down payment on the
ENCHANTED GARDEN INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY land,
a 1/3 acre shared residence within walking distance
of SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY. The overgrown and
ill tended gardens and landscape and its kitchens
serve both the needs of vegans, vegetarians, and
Nourishing Tradition Chefs (i.e, meat eaters)
who live together on the property.

The property contains many extablished plants
and aromatic herbs. but in the eyes of somw trees
and some housemates is considered ill kept.

Goldman, has held this ground since the early 80's, when then,
the primary land owner SANDA EVERETTE moved on
to buy land in Washington state, leaving the managerial
deficit Goldman, more of a intuitive than a record keeper,
in charge of the destiny of the property.

Were it not for his considerable investment of
energy in the property, Goldman, author of more
than 10 books, most non promoted and in need
of republishing, would now be a well known
author, said one of the trees, the overhanging
cheramoya tree in the backyard.

"For years, Sanda has been generously waiting for
me to become Rich, states Your Enchanted Gardener,
a 62-year-old man now returning to the youth he was
when he was 42. Sanda has wanted me
to buy her out for years.

Under the current arrangement,
Goldman, who became manager in 1988 or so,
is to be traded free room after the age of 65 for the rest
of his life, This is in exchange for handling the primary care of the
property and its residents all these years.

How well Goldman has cared for the property and its residents
has been a bone of contention among numbers of its homedwellers
over the years, as well as the coyotes that howl
whenever a fire engine goes by. The land is rich in
nature spirits as well as animal life, even though
less than a 15 minute walk from SDSU.

VERY EXPENSIVE PLACE TO LIVE

Many who aspire to live in community have been drawn in
by rental ads that speak of reasonable rents and the opportunity
to trade 12 hours of work for a lower rent.
They do not realize that living together in intentional community
asks a great deal of expense of energy.

Numbers of the current residents enjoy the comaraderie of living
together with other like minded denizens of the mystical
well as earthly realms. Numbers of foodies are drawn
to the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community.
The kitchen often is fragrant with the aromas
of locally, known organic foods. Goldman,
who frequents the HILLCREST FARMERS' MARKET
most Sundays, can be found at the stall of
JR ORGANICS, across from the music, as well
as visiting his other BEET KEEPER BEET GROWERS,
BARRY LOGAN of LA MILPA ORGANIC FARM, and
PHIL NOBLE of SAGE MOUNTAIN FARM.

Most of the current residents are
people beyond their youth, one a pediatric nurse, another
an esteemed medical anthropolgist. A number are healers
holding down various jobs including waitressing
at the famous Mission Valley hangout called RUBY's.

A number o other residents, including Goldman, are multi-
talented but eccentric types, somehow drawn together
on the 1/3 acre land that feels like its own world and gives
a sense of living in the country in the city.

"Goldman, known on the internet for his verbose
style of writing--often uses more words than necessary-
but has an international following on his PLANT YOUR DREAM
blog. Some say, there are hidden multiple meanings
embedded in his writings. He comes off as a sort of court
jester at times, pulling from his past life in the court
of King Arthur. Other times, he expresses Essene Wisdom,"
said the avocado tree to the pineapple loquat.

The vision for the future holds dear to Cosmic
and Earth Forces through the Universe, who continue
to bless Goldman and its residents with infinite
blessings beyond what most who live here realize.

REVISED
4:44 AM
December 18, 09


RELATED LINKS AND PLANT YOUR DREAM BLOGS

BUY A COFFEE BEAN TREE
CAMPAIGN INFO WILL BEGIN
ONLINE JANUARY 1, 2010
as projected.
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1537202

[ Yes, CARA, this YOUTUBE is sideways...
I appeciate you noticing. Plans include inviting
both volunteers and paid staff soon to take care
of many of the 1000's of details it takes to
listen to KEEP The BEET Media Star and her
many whims as well as brilliant ideas...]



BILL TALL HELPED OUT in NOVEMBER

A $1500.00 purchase of plants from BILL TALL's CITY FARMERS NURSERY was a decisive lead off to helping raise $2600.00 rent to save the EXOTIC RARE FRUIT NURSERY in November. The sale came November 20, 2009, ten days before the financial nut needed to be crossed.

Other contributions in November that helped make
the December rent came from;

$300.00 toward purchasing trees from the
ROOTS SUSTAINABLE FOOD PROJECT in San Diego.

Per Steven Spangler, operating expenses in addition to the $2600.00
may go as high as $10.000 for the month of December.

You, yes You, dear reader,
can help now through purchasing and adopting
one of 1000 or more trees.

This is vital to give more time
to set more long range plans in motion.

Join the Holiday campaign. Buy an Exotica Rare Fruit Tree
& Plant from around the world.

What better holiday gift can you give now
to Light up the Holidays? For more info: http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1537592




JOIN THE BEET KEEPERS
ENCHANTED GARDEN CLUB
TO KEEP LESLIE WORKING FOR YOU
http://www.lesliegoldman.com/id28.htm




MORE ON THE BEET KEEPERS:
BEET KEEPERS OF THE WORLD UNITE
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1209704


NEWS ARTICLES,
This one from the NORTH COUNTY TIMES,
December 5, 09:

FARMING: Fruit tree expert running out of time to keep nursery
FRUIT TREE EXPERT RUNNING OUT OF TIME TO KEEP NURSERY

ARTICLE IN NORTH COUNTY TIMES
DECEMBER 5, 09

At the intersection of the building industry collapse and the push for healthier foods and California-climate-friendly landscaping, a nursery owner near Vista wonders what hit him.
Steven Spangler raises some 1,200 varieties of plants at his 5-acre Exotica Rare Fruit Nursery. Where else can you find Ecuadorean black walnuts and Makepeace apples on the same lot?
On his botanic garden-like plot, Spangler also raises:
-- Seven varieties of cherries;
-- 16 varieties of guavas;
-- 17 varieties of palm;
-- 100 varieties of pomegranates;
-- 12 varieties of bananas.
In all, an estimated 60,000 potted plants grow here, awaiting new homes that came quickly during the building boom

VIDEO FROM NORTH COUNTY TIMES

FARMING: Fruit tree expert running out of time to keep nursery

COMMENT ON NORTH COUNTY TIMES
December 9

Arabra Speakwell said on: December 9, 2009, 12:10 am
Lovely place! I read this story and went by last weekend. The antithesis of Home Depot, Exotioca is very simple, natural and very, very low key. The huge in-the-ground exotics are so beautiful -- you don't get to see them in a common commerical nursery. We found wonderful plants and enjoyed spending time walking the endless paths under bamboo and endless exotics just learning and smelling new smells. And we bought a lot of amazing plants! Great special Holiday gifts! Check it out and help them make the rent. It would be a tradegy for the plant loving community to lose this amazing resource.

THE LIGHT CONNECTION ARTICLE
DECEMBER 2009

Endangered Rare Fruit Nursery
in Vista Needs Ideas, Support and Help
An invaluable local environmental resource
is in great peril and needs the support of people
who care about organic growing,
non-factory farms, biodiversity and nurturing the earth.
The Exotica Rare Fruit Nursery in Vista is a remarkable place that is home to many rare species of fruit tree as well as numerous types that are perfectly adapted for growing in Southern California. Steve Hays, the publisher of this magazine, has himself bought a now-flourishing apple tree there, as well as a Barbados Cherry, a bush that produces the fruit used in the production of Vitamin C-packed acerola. Add to that a stock assessed at a worth of a million dollars that includes Cherimoya, Kiwi, Persimmon, Papaya, Mango, and Pomegranate along with Nut varieties and Bamboo and, frankly, just about any fruit you can name, and you’ll have some idea of just what has been created there. Many of its trees are over twenty years old.
Steven Spangler, the caretaker of this precious botanical resource, reports that back rent is owed on three of his five acres. A hearing in Vista on November 19 gave him eight months to come up with a solution lest the land be taken over by a developer who wishes to use it for a commercial building. Steven has an option to purchase for $350,000 and is currently considering various options on how to purchase, including community ownership or making it a co-op. He seeks ideas, funding and community awareness of this local Eden that needs to be preserved.

More information about the Exotica Rare Fruit Nursery can be found at
http://www.yelp.com/biz/exotica-rare-fruit-nursery-vista.
A Facebook Cause page has been started at http://apps.facebook.com/causes/399622?m=8c8a0ec7,
as well as on the Web site of Leslie Goldman, San Diego’s Enchanted Gardener. The nursery can be contacted at 2508 E. Vista Way, Ste. B, Vista, CA, 92084. You can reach Steven Spangler directly at (760) 724-9093.

http://www.lightconnection.us/news.html#1

REVIEWS OF EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY
ON YELP

http://www.yelp.com/biz/exotica-rare-fruit-nursery-vista

OUR HOLIDAY OFFERING



YOU GET A PLANT PARENTHOOD
CERTIFICATE WHEN YOU BUY an EXOTICA RARE FRUIT
NURSERY PLANT FROM LESLIE
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1533067




THINGS TO DO NOW TO HELP THE EXOTICA RARE
FRUIT TREES and PLANTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
at EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY

JOIN THE FRIENDS OF EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY HERE http://apps.facebook.com/causes/399622?m=8c8a0ec7

PLACE PHONE ORDERS for SALES with STEVE SPANGLER http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1530536
Tell Steve that you are a referral from BEET KEEPERS.

THE ORDER FORM may be viewed
here http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1530536
Call me with your order, 619.582.9669.
Email me. Use the email under YOUR ENCHANTED GARDENER
on the masthead of this page.
http://curezone.com/m/sendmail.asp?ID=YourEnchantedGardener&f=92&i=0



READ THE STORY HERE and use the PAYPAL LINK to make a contribution http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1530494

http://media.causes.com/663890

PLANTS CAN BE PURCHASED
AT THESE LOCATIONS

The HILLCREST FARMERS; MARKET..
Plant (a tree) located at MOREA's Massage station
East of the DMV building.
Leslie can be reached at the Hillcrest Farmers Market
on his Cell phone, 619.384.2631.

PLANT INVENTORY also
at THE ENCHANTED GARDEN INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY

Please make an appointment to see plants
at the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community.
Call Leslie at 619.582.9669

INVENTORY AT THE ENCHANTED GARDEN INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY

Inventory on hand at Enchanted Garden Intentional Community now,
email me for directions. located near SDSU.


THESE THREE WILL GROW INDOORS.

The coffee bean needs to be repotted soon.
The other two are in pots that can stand
that way for a number of months.

Kona Coffee bean trees, small...$11.99 each
1 pineapple, $11.99
2 dwarf Bananas (Will grow Indoors) $12.50

ALSO in STOCK

I pomergranate $27.50
I black mission fig $27.50
2 Rose Apples $27.50 each
Numbers of sacred Tulsi (Holy Basil) $12.50.
These are coming to the end of their annual season.

1 Goji Berry $44.00
I Red Pakistan Mulberry 1 gallon $16.50
1 Red Pakistan Mulberry 5 gallon $27.50

2 small Macadamia nut tree seedlings $4,50 each

1 Cheramoya Seeding $2.50 each

1 Jojoba 5 gallon $45.00
1 Rio Grande Cherry $27.50


These prices as of December 18, 2009.
They reflect a 40% commission to cover
costs of this campaign.

If you want a job selling plants,
you can earn a 20% commission.

1000's OF PLANTS
are LOCATED AT THE EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY
in VISTA, CA.

Call Steven Spangler at 760-724-9093
(c) 760-716-8831 2508-B E. Vista Way Vista CA 92085.
If you buy from the Nursery, tell Steven you are
a referral from BEET KEEPERS so I get a 20% commission
on your sale.

DIRECTIONS TO THE EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY

From i15, turn left, heading West
on Gopher Canyon Rd.
Turn South on East Vista Way.
head South. Exotica is on the right.

ANOTHER ROUTE

4. Take the exit onto I-15 N toward Riverside 25.5 mi
5. Take the exit onto CA-78 9.8 mi
6. Take the Escondido Ave exit 0.2 mi
7. Turn right at Escondido Ave1.2 mi
8. Turn right at E Vista Way 2.6 mi
9. Turn left

BILL TALL OF CITY FARMERS NURSERY
HAS A SIZEABLE INVENTORY oF TREES
FROM EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY
http://www.cityfarmersnursery.com/

(Home Ave at Euclid)
off of 805. See map on the web.
Call Bill Tall, 619.284-6358
Bill invested in $1500.00 worth of Exotica Trees
to help with the December rent.
Tell Bill you are a referral from BEET KEEPERS.
He is a delightful man to meet.


LONG RANCE PLAN

ANTHONY RUSSO OF EARTHSMART BIOSMART
is committed to create a state-of-the-art web presence
for the EXOTICA RARE FRUIT PRESENCE by Jan 1,
but the January 1 rent needs to be raised.

RENT DUE AND RAISED FOR JANUARY 1

As of December 18, little rent
has been raised toward January.

OTHER LINKS OF INTEREST

KEEP THE BEET SPEAKS UP
IN THIS VIDEO HERE
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=1533740



Photo of Anthony Russo,
the Angel who stepped forward to
rescue the EXOTICA RARE FRUIT NURSERY
Anthony visits the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community
THIS IS THE LINK FOR ORDERING
BIOSMART, THE DINNERWARE PLATES
MADE OF SUGAR CANE BAGASSE
RATHER THAN STYROFOAM




Lots of great educational at this EARTH SMART LINK.





BEET Seeds
on UN PEACE MEDAL
http://curezone.com/ig/i.asp?i=41028

1984, presented to Leslie Goldman
from ROBERT MULLER,
then Undersecretary General of the UN
for the work He would do in my life,
Mandala Conference Enchanted Garden Installation,
Town and Country Convention Center,
San Diego.

[ Yes, dear Reader, I often speak of myself
in the third person, Leslie]

ABOUT COFFEE IN CHINA
Thanks to WARREN SHIER of
PACIFIC COLLEGE OF ORIENTAL MEDICINE
for this...
http://www.itmonline.org/arts/coffee.htm

FOLLOW UP (FU!!)

Contact PAMELA GRANT.
She wants TREES.
Update with BEN PIERCE.
Send this to THERESA CAPRIO...

Leslie, learn to use the fax you purchases
so you can keep Steven in the loop with your writings.


7:43 AM
December 10, 09
Updated
December 18, 09
5:27 AM

 

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