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Gwynn Sturdevant
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New Zealand Seed and Pla…
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Freecycle & Barter
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Auckland NZ
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Raw Organic Milk
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Lucinda Place Community …
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RAW, ORGANIC MILK - Auckland
Is anyone in Grey Lynn, Auckland interested in getting RAW, ORGANIC MILK every week? We have a few openings in our coop and are looking for some new members!
Posted on January 15, 2012 at 6:18pm — 43 Comments
Grow Fresh Air
Hi everyone,
I happened upon this TED talk this morning and have been out shopping for plants that will help me to grow my own air. I couldn't find either the epipremnum aureum - the money plant that is an evergreen climber - or the chrysalidocarpus lutenscens - an areca palm. I went to Kings and a few other stores. Does anyone have any they'd like to share or know where I could get some? This is SUCH a fascinating TED talk, I really think everyone should watch…
Posted on November 26, 2011 at 11:45am — 1 Comment
Wood Ash
Posted on November 19, 2010 at 7:17pm — 2 Comments
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Hi Gwynn, Thank you so much. I have just called the farm in Drury. They are organic too, yippee!!
Hi Gwynn to make comphry tea I have a 10 liter plastic rubish bin in my compost area full of water and comphry leafs I let the leafs rot down and water the tomatos with the tea twice a week when the comphry grows a little more I will cut the leafs up and use as a mulch. before i learnd about how bennaficial comphry is I was trying to get it out of my garden treating it as a weed. Now I let it growas a welcome addition to my garden. I plant seedlings along side it and harvest the leafs a few times a week adding more leafs and water to the barrel to replenish what i just used and ill have another batch ready for the next time im in my garden