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1. Install your heather plants in the spring in well-drained, acidic soil. Make sure that the water won’t just be sitting around the plants and that the ground dirt isn’t too hard. 2. Makes sure that the plants will receive full to partial sun when growing. Heather doesn’t do well and may die in shaded areas in your yard or garden.

Do you want to see how the German Greens feel about the toxic corn that the Democratic Party promotes? That article was on June 29th, way before the Dauphin of Death arrived over there to pose before an angel! Greens have severed themselves this year from a Party more noxious and toxic than you can imagine in your wildest dreams.

I know, you are thinking, Valentine you must be one of those California Green Moonbats, aren’t you?  Well, I am a person of the green way, who has been a healer in this lifetime, except right now we need the interventions on a larger scale!  No problemo.  It has to do with colony collapse disorder, not just for bees but also the planet…of humans!

Bee in Matilija Poppy I caught this bee working in a Matilija poppy (Romneya coulteri) on a hike in the Arroyo Seco. Check out those legs laden with nectar. Eric and I planted a Matilija poppy at the Ramshackle compound in fall.

    by Erik Baard   There can be no local foods, community garden, and green spaces movement in New York City without a healthy bee population, and that’s a resource we could lose. Our first defense is simply to look a little more carefully at our backyards and gardens.