Brummet's Conscious Blog

-- Quote of the Day --    "In the hopes of reaching the moon  men fail to see the flowers that blossom at their feet." ~Albert Schweitzer -- Sunday Gardening -- Today's Sunday Gardening segment of the Conscious Discussions talk radio show (10 AM Pacific) will cover pollination issues and blight issues - discover easy preventatives to a host of ailments and increase the size of your harvest... Check out the live, or archived episode, by clicking on the hyper-links above. If you're joining live, don't forget to join us in the chat room :) -- Interview -- Lillian will be appearing on the Life With a Twist radio show (1 PM pacific / 4PM Eastern) along with host Kimberly Smith (Kim) & her co-host, Julian Green: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/l-kimberly-smith   *Call in: (347) 327-9069 ... This interview will be archived and available for anyone to listen to at their convenience. Find Dave and Lillian Brummet, excerpts from their books, ...

-- Thought of the Day -- Sign on a farm gate: The only true love money can buy – newborn puppies for sale. ~ Unknown My two dogs are my fur-kids. They love me unconditionally and depend on me - as I do them. They are family and our time together is always cherished. Onyx and Skyla brighten nearly every moment of every day and we are honored to have the opportunity to rehabilitate and adopt these amazing rescued friends. A special hug goes out to all the wonderful people on the planet working to better the life of forgotten, abandoned or purposely harmed animals. -- Note of Appreciation -- - A big thank you goes out to all of these wonderful people and organizations below who have recently been recommending our books, blogs or radio shows through their channels: Donna Maria from Indie Business (http://www.IndieBusinessBlog.com), Sue Oliver of Passions & Possibilities (http://tinyurl.com/al2m74), the staff at SheBlogs (www.sheblogs.org), Graeme Eastman of Wisdom E-books (http://wisdo...

-- Quote of the Day -- " For the sake of future generations, we must collect and study the wild and weedy relatives of our cultivated plants as well as domesticated vegetables. These sources are dangerously neglected. The future will not be so tolerant. We cannot afford to ignore any source of the gene pool ." ~ Jack R. Harlan, Professor Emeritus -- Conscious Discussions -- Common issues with water conservation, watering techniques for patio, balcony and backyard gardens, the benefits of mulch, different types of mulch and even some questions on growing tomatoes were all covered in a short half-hour session on the Sunday Gardening episode of the Conscious Discussions talk radio show. Drop in to hear the archive by clicking on they hyperlinks here... Drop me a line with your questions or comments on gardening and I'll be sure to address them in the upcoming Sunday Gardening episodes - or call in to an upcoming live show to ask your gardening questions. Find Dave & ...