Permaculture Plants - Pt2

[otacon451]

30mb, thats a lot of floppy disks

[krazyhodge]

this is a man worth emulating.

[darkendblu]

i wish the garden was here in the states, i would love to help work on your garden for knowlage

[akfreemanmichael]

yes, thanks for this video! gardening is the way to freedom and healthfulness....life is a garden..dig it!!

@FishyMoe....yogi headstands put pressure on the neck and help activate the thyroid!

[FishyMoe]

WOW the medicinal plant replacing hormones is incredible. Does anyone have a link to more medicinal plants? My girlfriend has thyroid problems and I wouldn't mind seeing what would help her. Nature is one step ahead of us! And she provides everything if we look hard enough.

[dolphinradiate528]

@FishyMoe ; Checkout here on youtube; Longevitynowconference hormones from David Wolfe.

[Hashishin13]

Uh Oh, 30 Megabytes! haha

[rowenwilliam]

I can't catch any of the names of these plants....if anyone is familiar with them, would you mind posting the names..

[rflosi]

Vitex agnus-castus

Agnus Castus

You can find it on the pfaf (dot) org site in the medicinal section. This was the one mentioned around 4:30 for female infertility.

[RevNTheogen]

@rowenwilliam The dandelion like one is Reichardia picaroides or common brighteyes

[bobbygnosis]

@rowenwilliam There's a book called "Edible Forest Gardens."

It talks a little about this. I've been thinking a lot about this too. I don't yet know of a good source for what you're asking. I've only just started looking into this and I assume (I don't have anything by him) that Bill Mollison must have some sort of book on this very subject.

Cheers.

[1happy2b]

Ken...what a lucky man to live in such a nice spot...wind or not. I live in Alaska and am interested in permaculture. With all our sunlight and cool temperatures the "root" and "cold" types of plants do best here. I have just recently discovered the permaculture type of gardening....any clues on where to look for my type of climate for such things?