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Kitchen garden deva's, gardens without poison, without tillage

Gardening in association with nature spirits, deva's, based on the Perelandra garden Workbook.

Co-creative, biological-energetic gardening.

Allelopatics, pendulum

Permaculture according to Sepp Holzer, the Agrar-rebel.

Gardening with intuïtion.

Instead of imposing your will to the kitchen garden and thereby the usual put up fight is to cooperate with nature spirits an total other way of gardening.

Questions put to nature spirits.

Most important is asking the correct questions, to the correct deva (a nature spirit, there are many). To receive the answers I use my pendulum but it can also with kynesiology, which is testing muscle strength in your fingers. Consulting the nature spirits starts already at the choice of the vegetables, how the ground where to treat, which plants come where and when, when harvested, etc..

Get idea's.

I have experienced that I get more and more ideas and, all of a sudden, get also unexpectedly solutions. I suppose that a good contact with nature spirits contributes to that much.

No miracles.

If you well pay attention you see small changes which later prove improvements. That process goes by, your insight grows, your operations become more founded. You start discovering also your errors, in your thinking and doing.

Balance in the kitchen garden

The consequence is that the kitchen garden becomes a balanced whole with less fight mutually and with insects. Perelandra The quality of the vegetables becomes very high and feeds both body and spirit.
There is still so much more to discover and to live, you find all in the book by Perelandra, ISBN 0-927978-12-1. there is also a continuation, ISBN 0-927978-13-X. To order therefore at the bookshop or by means of the Internet site of Perelandra you find still much further information there.

Permaculture according to Sepp Holzer

He has a farm in Austria, between 1000 and 1500 meters high. He grows there also lemons. For further information Sepp Holzer.

Plant stress and allelopatics

Much investigation has already been conducted to the functioning of allelopatic substances plants are using to promote their existence. Especially at stress, by hurry of the increase and turnover or by drought, allelopatic substances are used against plants in the neigbourhood. Those substances remain long present in the soil and can the growth of other plants in a next season impede. Perhaps that for this reason tilling and plough of the soil helps to get rid of those substances. By lack of insight it is claimed that weedses take away the food of the vegetables. It surprises me that this statement is unthinkingly taken over.

Early harvests of vegetables (lettuce, endive, onions, etc.)

By planting lettuce more dense at each other than usual you can put more lettuce in your kitchen garden. If you harvest there then two if they are on half size you have nevertheless enough for one meal, and much earlier. The same can apply to thinning out to root, carrots and onions: put firstly dense at each other to grow up and thinly later further if they have space necessary. Your harvest then much earlier.
By putting much closer endive at each other to grow them more upright and cannot pollute them by splashing ground.

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