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Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of
- From: Rick Valley <bamboogrove@cmug.com>
- To: permaculture <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of
- Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 05:34:15 -0700
I find it interesting that dock root is rich in iron. (the only herbal iron
tonic we found when my vegetarian wife was pregnant and anemic was a German
one made from Rumex root) because the root can grow into dense anerobic soil
with pockets where the bacteria makes little "rusty" deposits. (what's the
chemical process happening there?)
A while back in an article in Pc Mag the author (talking about gardening)
made the observation that "mulch makes dock"; certainly does!
I find that a first cutting of the flowering tops is an easy and rich
compost additive.
-Rick
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[permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of,
Lawrence F. London, Jr., 08/10/2003
- Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of, georg parlow, 08/10/2003
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Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of,
Rick Valley, 08/13/2003
- Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of, John Schinnerer, 08/16/2003
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of, Jerome Osentowski, 08/10/2003
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Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of,
Jerome Osentowski, 08/16/2003
- [permaculture] Gardening Position, Allan Balliett, 08/17/2003
- Re: [permaculture] Curly dock - rumex crispus, uses of, Rick Valley, 08/19/2003
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