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-- Product Review --  We first started speaking with Kari Hairston of Radha Beauty about their Premium Tea Tree Oil product on May 20th and it we confirmed the review project soon after that. It was ordered on May 21st and arrived on May 27th at the US postal service just across the border (we’re a few miles north of the US border). The product arrived in a 2” wide - by - 5.5” long - by - 2” high white cardboard box. Inside, there was only a small square of plastic bubble wrap to protect the large blue glass bottle and the clear glass dropper, which has a rubber top. Upon doing some research on the company and this product I found out some really interesting things. First – their tea tree oil is “100% pure and natural essential oil, therapeutic grade – the best tea tree oil on the market, produced through steam distillation of fresh leaves”. Impressive, right? I have always loved tea tree oil – it is...

Good news for pollinators

 -- Positive News --  Pollinator Week was celebrated in Canada earlier last week, however I found this great information from Seeds.ca that you may find of interest: " The very best thing you can do is plant for them. Habitat loss is one of the largest stressors responsible for the decline of our bee-loved pollinators, so plant just one pollinator-friendly species, or plant a whole field. Plant native species, or plant species that you know are laden with pollen and nectar. Scroll down to find out more! " Many communities are becoming certified as bee friendly, and just recently the Ontario government formally became the first jurisdiction in North America to significantly reduce the use of neonicotinoid pesticides. I also learned from Seeds Of Diversity's latest newsletter that Home Depot, Lowes and Rona have all announced a promise to phase out the use of neonics on their plants and to label any that were treated with neonics... which kills pollinato...

quote of the day

-- Quote of the Day --     "Fear less,  hope more;  eat less,  chew more; whine less,  breathe more;  talk less,  say more;  hate less,  love more;  and all good things are yours. " ~ Swedish Proverb Find Dave and Lillian Brummet at: http://brummet.ca   * Support the Brummets by telling your friends, clicking those social networking buttons, or visiting the Brummet's Store - and help raise funds for charity as well!    

Increase garden yields

Increase Your Garden Yield the Easy Way   * Written by: O. F. Brodbent is an avid reader who loves learning about health and nutrition. Over the years he has enjoyed studying how organic ecosystems affect ecosystem, and is on a mission to share this information with others. He always finds Fertilizerboosters.com one of the best sources of Organic products.   You are maintaining a kitchen garden with a number of interesting vegetables but somehow the related yield is not at par with your expectations. So what can you do in such a circumstance? You need to take expert help and choose the right garden fertilizer that promotes plant growth and associated productivity. People try different ways to improve the condition so that they no longer have to worry about getting the required vegetables, herbs and fruits all year through. Composting everything This is surely a proven technique for building up lively and healthy soil as this provides o...

Product Review

-- Product Review --  It is important to remember that the skin is an organ, it absorbs everything it comes in contact with and as such natural products like Maxasorb D3 Cream are looked at as a supplement for the entire body. This also reminds us that everything we put on our skin from make up and fragrances to chemicals in the air are absorbed into the body – which is why so many of us are increasingly conscious about the products that we buy, ensuring they are organic, all natural and healthy. We are increasingly seeing many medicines come in skin cream products as well as “patches”. Maxasorb D3 is paraben free and made with natural ingredients – listed as: water, aloe juice, coconut oil, glycerin, palm stearic acid, emulsifying wax, cetyl myristoleate, panthenol, cetyl alcohol, Vitamin D3 – 1000IU/dose, Vitamin E, phenoxethanol, tetrasodium EDTA, scorbic acid, citric acid. Vitamin D is what our body makes from exposure to sun and through eati...

quote of the day

-- Quote of the Day --    "Who will tell whether one happy moment of love  or the joy of breathing  or walking on a bright morning  and smelling the fresh air,  is not worth all the suffering  and effort which life implies."  ~ Erich Fromm Find Dave and Lillian Brummet at: http://brummet.ca   * Support the Brummets by telling your friends, clicking those social networking buttons, or visiting the Brummet's Store - and help raise funds for charity as well!  

tips for beginner gardeners

 * Today's article was written by: Syed Wajahat Kazmi who invites you to visit http://www.craftsyboss.com i f you need more information, resources, guides and plans. -- Tips for Beginner Gardeners --    Find your gloves, some hand tools and put your old jeans on and get ready to get dirty. Using the following 8 tips for the backyard gardening beginner, your friends and neighbors will think you've hired an expert. 1. Plan Your Layout - How much space do you have? Does your backyard get any sun? How do you want to spend your time in your backyard once you're finished? These are all questions you need to ask yourself as you're planning your layout. The amount of space you have will determine whether you plant a full vegetable garden or just a small raised bed. How you envision spending time in your yard will also dictate what your plan looks like. Are you going to use it for gardening only or will you be entertaining? Don't overplant sma...