Re: Good news on buttercups---now about growing things

[Guest guest]

Actually, dirt isn't needed for growing things. As long as water, the

right fertilizer, the right amount or lack of sun and a place to support

the roots are in place. That's all that is needed. I've seen seeds

germinate and do well, when nothing was there, but plastic underneath

the rocks. So sand is very easy to grow things in. Just have to do it right.

Course, this whole conversation is off the group topic, unless it has

something to do with health. Now, to get it back to the group topic.

Don't most plants, have medicinal qualities, that are now mostly being

overlooked, in our present day world?

Bill

Kathy wrote:

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> *I am on the other side from Lou-vul..lol*

> *I have my share of sand here too. I need good old BLACK or at least

> brown dirt. The other things that can survive are weeds.*