Comments on: What to plant in November 2009 http://aussieorganicgardening.com/?p=617 My gardening blog Tue, 24 Aug 2010 01:57:11 +1000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: gerard http://aussieorganicgardening.com/?p=617&cpage=1#comment-689 gerard Sun, 06 Dec 2009 00:22:47 +0000 http://aussieorganicgardening.com/?p=617#comment-689 I have picked up some organic potatoes at the market that are sprouting ... i had intended planting these as my dads old logic was that you can plant potatoes year-round. what do people think about this? I have picked up some organic potatoes at the market that are sprouting … i had intended planting these as my dads old logic was that you can plant potatoes year-round. what do people think about this?

]]> By: allie http://aussieorganicgardening.com/?p=617&cpage=1#comment-685 allie Mon, 30 Nov 2009 08:33:28 +0000 http://aussieorganicgardening.com/?p=617#comment-685 <em>Hello have you tried the Anastasia Healing Gardens method? We are about to and would like to know if anyone has and what results they have had. It is difficult to get consistent accurate info on which moon phase to plant the seeds!!</em> I have heard of it Allie. I find it difficult to accept that seeds should not be watered for 3 days after sowing in our hot climate. I always wear gumboots when sowing seed (because of snakes). I don't know if sowing barefoot improves the healing properties of plants, but I do know that all organically grown foods are high in nutrients and antioxidants which are essential to maintaining good health. Many of the fruits and vegetables we eat are, in various cultures, medicinal herbs. There is a range of moon planting theories. The planting times I use are the traditional Moon Planting rules that have endured for many centuries. After testing various methods I found this one to be, not only the easiest to follow, but very reliable. Let us know how the Healing Garden works for you. – Lyn Hello have you tried the Anastasia Healing Gardens method? We are about to and would like to know if anyone has and what results they have had. It is difficult to get consistent accurate info on which moon phase to plant the seeds!!

I have heard of it Allie. I find it difficult to accept that seeds should not be watered for 3 days after sowing in our hot climate. I always wear gumboots when sowing seed (because of snakes). I don’t know if sowing barefoot improves the healing properties of plants, but I do know that all organically grown foods are high in nutrients and antioxidants which are essential to maintaining good health. Many of the fruits and vegetables we eat are, in various cultures, medicinal herbs.
There is a range of moon planting theories. The planting times I use are the traditional Moon Planting rules that have endured for many centuries. After testing various methods I found this one to be, not only the easiest to follow, but very reliable. Let us know how the Healing Garden works for you. – Lyn

]]> By: Lyn http://aussieorganicgardening.com/?p=617&cpage=1#comment-671 Lyn Mon, 09 Nov 2009 23:10:32 +0000 http://aussieorganicgardening.com/?p=617#comment-671 Hi all, I've bumped this comment to make it more current. Herb plants used to be available from Eschol Springs Nursery P/L P.O. Box 6. GIN GIN 6503. Ph: (08) 9575 7522. Fax: ( 08) 9575 7622, but I can't find them on the net. Are they still around? If anyone can help Juls in obtaining true French Tarragon in WA, please respond. Thanks – Lyn "Trying to locate where I can source FRENCH TARRAGON in Perth. Had a fabulous plant for several years (until dim, clumsy builders). Am based in Perth hills, but prepared to drive or order in to local nursery. Everyone always says yes, and then arrives the Russian Tarragon, which is completely different. HELP PLEASE if anyone knows a supplier locally :-)" Hi all, I’ve bumped this comment to make it more current. Herb plants used to be available from Eschol Springs Nursery P/L P.O. Box 6. GIN GIN 6503. Ph: (08) 9575 7522. Fax: ( 08) 9575 7622, but I can’t find them on the net. Are they still around?
If anyone can help Juls in obtaining true French Tarragon in WA, please respond. Thanks – Lyn

“Trying to locate where I can source FRENCH TARRAGON in Perth. Had a fabulous plant for several years (until dim, clumsy builders). Am based in Perth hills, but prepared to drive or order in to local nursery. Everyone always says yes, and then arrives the Russian Tarragon, which is completely different. HELP PLEASE if anyone knows a supplier locally :-) ”

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