Re: trees

February 8, 2004

I'm a fir tree. Not only did most of it fit me, but I live in the woods,

surronded by fir trees and have fir trees of all shapes, sizes and materials all

over my living room.

Very weird.

Noreen

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Jan and Boo. I'm glad that you are closer to your celtic astrology than I am.

I am a Cedar Tree (the Confidence). The " of good health " part definately does

not apply (lol) and the " not in the least bit shy " is not really me either. I

am a little shy but am mainly just introverted. I am also not a great speaker,

or determined and I am having a really hard time being optimistic (but I am

working on that one). I guess some of the other things are true but the ones

that are not are way off base.

Jan, I loved the WV family problems email you posted. I live only 15 minutes

from WV and can definately relate (not personally of course) to that email. I

loved the 'one flaw in women' also.

Have a great day everyone

Mck

July 24, 2008

How about Ficus trees that grow really bushy. I live in AZ, the desert. Loni

From: spiralwindintrees <aquilawolfjuno (DOT) com>

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What great ideas. Doesn't sound like overkill if it is needed to stop

has much microwaves has possible. How do the trees work? Do they help

scatter the radition? I may try something with aluminum foil then,

you have given me some ideas, though one concern for me is that there

are towers in other directions has well, so I would love it if some

type of clothing would help. Then I could block the closer towers

(that really worry me) and also have protection from the other

directions has well has whatever is flowing around the shields I come

up with. Thanks for your detailed description. It is encourging and I

can get creative with what inexpensive things I can come up with. I

did order a 5'x6' silver mesh fabric from lessemf.com. I really want

to make sure I can get some good shielding while I sleep. I will let

everyone here know how it works! I checked at the hardware store and

can buy copper insulated wire and a brass stake so I can ground the

fabric. Just about $11 and it seems it might make the shield more

efficent.

Kathy

July 24, 2008

Hi, Loni,

Are ficus trees evergreen (leaves all year) where you are? I have grown

ornamental ficus but I do not know how they grow in nature. If they keep their

leaves, yes they will shield some. The more moisture intense a tree's

leaves are, tho, probably makes a difference in how well it shields. But that

said, I see great shielding benefits from trees like white pine and magnolia,

which on the surface do not seem that moisture intense. Hmmm, the desert! You

don't have the easiest landscape for using trees as shielding!

You can call your state landscaping and farming extention to ask which

trees/large shrubs will grow in your area. If there is a choice, you will also

want trees/shrubs that grow quickly and are as large as possible, both in height

and width. I have used arborvitae which is not very big in diameter (nor tall)

in some instances, but that is because I only had a few feet of ground to work

with or I was positioning the tree beside a window (to block frequencies that

were from the east of a south-east facing window). If I had had more space, I

would have planted something much larger. As to height, one house I looked at

that was well shielded, had very tall pines (75+ ft), very closely planted in a

zigzag pattern surrounding the house from about 40 to 120 feet away (a large

oval yard). It was not confining nor did it create an overly dark yard. But

the height of the tree/shrub you use will determine how far from your house you

can place it.

The ficus don't get very tall, do they? You WILL want a tree/shrub that is at

least 5 to 10 feet higher than your house, if you plant it close to the house.

Even taller if you plant it away from your house. What you want to consider is

the direction of the emfs/magnetic frequencies and the height and angle that

they are coming in at and then block these by positioning a fleshy tree between

you and the frequencies. It is not enough to put a squat-low bush in front of

your house--even alot of them. The bush has to physically be between you and

the frequency source.

Hope the ficus works out for you, Loni,

Diane

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