Simple Secret to Prolific Gardens

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This film is not only filled with gardening secrets but it is a feast for the eyes. It is so beautiful and captivating it got me wanting to run out to the yard and get dirty! Take the time to watch the entire film, it will be worth your time. Some of the most crucial information is at the very end.
 Just think of all the fruits and vegetables you'll be harvesting from you home garden! Virtually no weeds, no irrigation! WOW! Even if you don't garden you will gain valuable health information. He explains so beautifully and simply how we are designed to eat water filled fruits and vegetables in their uncooked state. He effortlessly sells the raw, living foods lifestyle without even knowing it. People today are sick because our food is not good. Our factory farmed fruits and vegetables are devoid in all of the nutrients we need. We must eat locally and organic if we want to thrive, heal and grow.
Don't overlook the simplicity; simple is always best.
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Hope you enjoy this film as much as I did.
Peace and Raw Health.
+JMJ+ Today I am grateful for God's messengers here on earth.

Comments

Mr. H. said…
Pretty amazing isn't it, I really do want to try this method in part of our garden...and I agree with you, simple is alway best. Thanks for sharing this.:)
October 7, 2012 at 9:01 AM
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