I gave my little Thun book away.... the nicely organized one of recent vintage... so I can't check, but that could be where you saw it.
Also see Thun notes on the Oregon BD web collection: http://oregonbd.org/Class/Mod5.htm http://oregonbd.org/Class/Mod4.htm If you make a tea, it is of prep quality by method of extraction, dilution and stirring... it seems to me. Do you have a wild patch of equisetum or did you establish a bed for the purpose of harvesting? As an aside, what is the benefit / effect of tansy tea? Steve Diver Allan Balliett wrote: > Somewhere in my reading recently, I ran across a list by Maria Thunn > of how various herbal teas can be used in the garden. I thought that > the list was in working with teh Stars 2003, but that list turns out > to be one for using herbal teas in the gardeners body. > > Anyone see this other list? > > Also, has anyone on the list made an anaerobic tea from equisetum? I > think it w.b.nice to have 50gals of fermented equisetum sitting > around, but would this be of prep quality? > > thanks -Allan (who is very busy right now living with all the rain > that we've made) _______________________________________________ BDNow mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] You can unsubscribe or change your options at: http://lists.envirolink.org/mailman/listinfo/bdnow
