nerium oleander, fresh produce

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Hi Rhoda,

Let me give you the following link. This shows picture of the nerium oleander plant that you will want to use. Just scroll down.

/oleander soup.htm

In the next link, you will find a description of all oleanders. Scroll down to the second page.

http://www.southeasttexasgardening.info/cultlist.htm#oleander

Hope this helps.

Hugs,

 

oleander soup , "Rhoda Mead" <firefly541 wrote:>> *Tony, thanks for specifying that the oleander must be nerium.> > Do you know if it looks different that other varieties, so that I can> identify it? I sure don't have a way of growing it.> > By the way, the farmers market in Yuba City has NO organic produce, it'> certified local. Some of the farmers said that they fertilize but don't> spray, but that's the best they can do. And many local farmers markets are> very seasonal. Much as I dislike Whole Foods plus it being a 100 mile round> trip for produce, that's what it took. I am temporarily living a mile from a> produce store with mostly organic produce at great prices, a pleasant walk.> > I do juice when I can, but also use organic greens from MountainRoseHerbs> to make a green drink when fresh produce is not available. I've contacted> the suppliers of Now barleygrass, carrot powder, etc. They all swear that> their process preserves 95% of enzymes, and also of vitamins and minerals.> Sometimes better than fresh, especially out of season.> > Rhoda> *>