Seems even easier than using old detergent squeeze bottles. And available at Home Depot.
Our garden is doing well this Spring, too, after a particularly cold Winter. Almost killed our Jasmine and did kill our Loropetalum. RIP, a Redbud has been called off the bench to play that position.
I'd never heard of a Chocolate Vine, thanks. It's very pretty. Paula is in charge of our garden, so I'll call it to her attention. If it can survive Winter in Canada, it'll cruise through Tennessee. :-)
How does it do with butterflies, and how long does it bloom?
On another topic Donna, you and your free-thinking readers will want to be aware of this interview Dr. Steven E. Greer organized with microbiologist Kevin McKernan and Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi.
A recent discovery is that about 35% of the genetic material in the Covid mRNA shots is DNA, not mRNA.
Some of the DNA consists of intact SV-40 promoter plasmids. This DNA can be incorporated into the genome. (In fact, at least one human retrotranscriptase -- hPol-eta - can convert RNA into DNA and insert it into the cell nucleus. This is thought to possibly be the source of spike protein persisting beyond the expected mRNA lifetime in vivo.)
We know that the lipid-enclosed material finds its way into ovaries and testes. I begin to wonder whether the 20% reduction in birthrate and the increased miscarriages and still births occurring in heavily jabbed societies may be the result of this DNA inserted into ova or sperm, causing developmental abnormality and termination of pregnanacy.
Spectacular! Nice tip about fertilizing..
Garden hose fertilizer sprayers
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/best-hose-end-sprayer/
evaluated for the home gardener.
Seems even easier than using old detergent squeeze bottles. And available at Home Depot.
Our garden is doing well this Spring, too, after a particularly cold Winter. Almost killed our Jasmine and did kill our Loropetalum. RIP, a Redbud has been called off the bench to play that position.
I'd never heard of a Chocolate Vine, thanks. It's very pretty. Paula is in charge of our garden, so I'll call it to her attention. If it can survive Winter in Canada, it'll cruise through Tennessee. :-)
How does it do with butterflies, and how long does it bloom?
Glad to see you are taking some time to smell the flowers, so to speak.
On another topic Donna, you and your free-thinking readers will want to be aware of this interview Dr. Steven E. Greer organized with microbiologist Kevin McKernan and Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi.
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2023/05/31/dna-contamination-mrna-covid-shots.aspx
A recent discovery is that about 35% of the genetic material in the Covid mRNA shots is DNA, not mRNA.
Some of the DNA consists of intact SV-40 promoter plasmids. This DNA can be incorporated into the genome. (In fact, at least one human retrotranscriptase -- hPol-eta - can convert RNA into DNA and insert it into the cell nucleus. This is thought to possibly be the source of spike protein persisting beyond the expected mRNA lifetime in vivo.)
Active DNA makes the injection extremely dangerous. Here's Dr. Mark Tozzi discussing the finding. https://drtrozzi.org/2023/04/22/dr-trozzi-alert-theres-dna-in-the-rna-shots-lots/
We know that the lipid-enclosed material finds its way into ovaries and testes. I begin to wonder whether the 20% reduction in birthrate and the increased miscarriages and still births occurring in heavily jabbed societies may be the result of this DNA inserted into ova or sperm, causing developmental abnormality and termination of pregnanacy.