Friday, April 30, 2010

Something to Seriously Think About

What do the following have in common?



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9 comments:

  1. Hello, I'm new to your site. I really have enjoyed reading it. We have a lot of things in commen. Thanks for sharing this link. I found it very interesting.
    Kelly

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  2. I love fruit! We are down to our last container of frozen strawberries from last year :(

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  3. just posted Dr. Weils video on my cooking blog..I love him! I was wondering where tomatoes fall on the list? Dirty Dozen or Clean 15??

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  4. All the more reason to grow our own! Chris and I just talked last year about growing our own blueberries...this was more confirmation! I wish we could hurry up and buy that piece of property we're holding out for...I don't want to plant all of this permanent stuff in this house. I wonder if blueberries can be grown in containers? Do you know?

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  5. Your photos are beautiful! Thanks for linking to Homestead Revival :-)

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  6. Michelle, Check out this link...

    http://www.container-gardening-tips.com/container-fruit-gardening/growing-blueberries-in-containers.html

    Pam, Here's a link that shows tomatoes at #34 (#1 being the worst)...

    http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/nutrition/a/pesticides.htm

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  7. Thanks for sharing. I printed the list--and I may even tape it inside my cabinet door :)

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  8. I didn't even have to click the link to know...they are "dirty" ~ Unless grown without pesticides, etc...

    BTW ~ I *LOVE* the pics...soooo pretty! Are they pics of the organic variety? :)

    Great to get the word out!
    Thanks!
    Camille

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  9. Camille, I wish I could say they all are. The apples, peaches and nectarines are not organic (that I know of). It's a challenge for us to find local organic of everything. It's a goal we strive for- we have apple and peach trees planted. The cheapest way to go organic? Grow it yourself:-).

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