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Organic Goji Berries

by Tricia

Organic Goji Berries

Supply is Limited – Act Fast ! Goji Berries (Lycium barbarum L.) Hand picked and sun dried NOP Certified USDA Organic – Non GMO Certified Pesticide Free! Imported by California Academy of Health 18 oz Bags Simply the Best Goji Berries Available! Made from berries grown in our exclusive Goji Garden The real mother goji berries 100% certified organic Hand picked Sun dried (Not oven heated or chemically dehydrated) Certified vegetarian Certified pesticide free and chemical free Certified free of heavy metals GOJI Harvest – Click Here to read more! Our Special Goji Berry Pricing: 1 Bag for $21.99 2 Bags for $39.98 – You save $4.00 – That's only $19.99 per bag! Important Goji Links Below Frequently ask questions about Goji Compare goji juice labels and prices See real 100% raw goji juice Our goji berry fact sheet in PDF Take a look at our 100% goji juice – Absolute Goji Goji Berry Blog Our goji berries beat all others in quality, value and TASTE! California Academy of Health's goji berries come from our exclusive goji garden. The goji berries are wild-harvested (hand picked) when at the peak of ripeness. These berries will either be sun dried for – as is – consumption or will be pressed and the juice will be used in one of our many juices containing goji. The berries that go into our juices are cold pressed and flash pasteurized to preserve their freshness and the natural levels of all bioactive compounds. Our growers personally pick out the best lots of goji before the rest are taken to open market. We pay a little more for our raw product but its worth it. The use of superior raw ingredients and ethical manufacturing practices creates a synergy of both flavor and healthful qualities, making our Absolute Goji the hands down leader in the market place today. Our own exploration and research has found that there are certain pockets along the Yellow River basin that possess the perfect  micro-climate suitable for growing the crme de

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Bradfield Organic Tomato & Vegetable Fertilizer – 5 lb

by Tricia

Helps Produce Better Tasting Tomatoes Longer Lasting, More Productive Plants Feeds Plants Naturally Bradfield Organics Tasty Tomato & Veggie fertilizer is a premium natural fertilizer designed specifically for tomatoes. When used as directed Bradfield Organics Tasty Tomato & Veggie fertilizer can produce outstanding tomatoes. DIRECTIONS Be sure frost date is past. Dig a hole 18 inches in diameter and 18 inches deep. Take the top six inches of soil and place in a wheelbarrow. Spread the rest of the dirt around or put it in your compost pile. Mix four to eight large cups (approximately 1 to 2 lbs.) of Bradfield Organics Tasty Tomato fertilizer in a wheelbarrow containing the topsoil and mix thoroughly. Place the mixture from the wheelbarrow in the bottom of the hole. Fill the rest of the hole with a good mixture of compost and soil. Set tomato plant in hole and press firmly being careful not to bury plant too deeply. Apply one gallon of water. If desired, mulch with straw or hay around the base of the plant and place tomato cage around plant for protection. CONTAINER PLANTS Mix one cup of Tasty Tomato fertilizer with approximately six inches of soil and place in bottom of container. Fill remainder of container with a good mixture of compost and soil. Place plant in container and water well. Fertilize plant every 15 days by mixing one cup of Tasty Tomato fertilizer into top two to three inches of container and water thoroughly. TIPS Use very sturdy cages, preferably mesh or cattle panels (plants could grow very large). Pull apart alfalfa flakes or wheat straw into two inch slabs and place tightly together to use as mulch. Plants should be placed five feet apart. Tomato cage should be anchored firmly. After setting plants in hole, pick all leaves off except top two. Pinch off suckers when plant reaches two feet tall. Stop pinching suckers when plant is five feet tall. If soil is very hard, be careful not to over water at first. In July

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Fair Trade Organic PBS Blend

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Grown in the lush, tropical rainforests surrounding the El Triunfo Biosphere in Mexico, PBS Blend is sweetly balanced and smooth, with full flavor and a rich finish. Certified Fair Trade and Organic.

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Organically Grown Wine set

by Tricia

Organically Grown Wine set

1) Orleans Hills Viognier , California 2) La Marouette Chardonnay, France 3) La Marouette Cabernet Sauvignon, France 4) Bodegas Iranzo Tempranillo, Vertvs, Spain

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Eat More Dirt: Diverting and Instructive Tips for Growing and Tending an Organic Garden

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Whether you are an experienced gardener or a beginner the Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening contains tips and techniques that will help you create a healthy, eco-friendly garden.    Learn how to grow amazingly beautiful flowers, wholesome organic fruits and vegetables, and top-quality herbs.  Discover how to garden without chemicals, and how to maintain an organic garden year-round.

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