permaculture

[Patrick McKown <identi1956@yahoo.com>]

I believe I read that the yellow iris. Iris pseudoacorus is in short supply 
in it's native habitat
in Europe? Is this really the case?
And if so could some one on this list direct me to more information 
illuminating the
circumstances?

On the phosphorus issue you need to maintain plants that nurse good fungal 
relationships. It
appears that there is confusion on mixing laboratory findings on plant 
requirements with actual
potentials of field conditions. You need experience growing plants, first. Be 
not afraid be
intuitive. You have to be artful about this or you will be lopsided. The 
science you can read, buy
the soil tests kits if it makes you feel safe but these methods a are for 
chemical farmers who
have mimicked soil-less laboratory techniques onto perfectly good ground, 
which they are burning
up with their salts. 

To understand better take up the art of bonsai. It fulfills all the 
principles you will need to
grow plants, anywhere any time. Use your five senses and hook them up to your 
frontal lobes.
Everything works better.

Thanks.

Pat McKown


 
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