Last Quarter To New Moon: Do Not Plant
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New Moon April 14th
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Thankyou so much for explaining the moon phases. I have never seen it explained so easily. I went to your side information and clicked on the California master gardening and learned a lot there. I clicked on the Arizonia Cooperative Services link but it did not go to the place it was intended to go to. Maybe they have changed this address? Arizonia and Calif. are alike in many ways so both places would offer help to me. I love the information you provide for gardening organically. Could you please actually tell us though hou you say use the baking soda and dish detergent {porportions} for the mildew problems etc? You mention using products but no specifics. How you find the time for all your wonderful blogs is beyond me. Bless you though for writing and helping us all! Sarah
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