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The listing, Vikki'sGarden✿ SURVIVAL "SUPER FOOD"~"MIRACLE MORINGA" ~ MUST READ ~ 15 LARGE ORGANIC SEEDS! has ended.

OLD PLANT TEACHES 'NEW SURVIVAL TRICKS!'
FRESH PICKED -100% ORGANIC - SUPER FOOD

SEEDS CAN EVEN PURIFY DIRTY WATER!

MORINGA IS A HEALTHY "FOOD" - NOT A HERB
Excellent for the whole family!
(**Except: Pregnant females, who should NOT use multi-tasking plants and herbs.)

Used for over 2,000 years (B.C.E.) by ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans, this super fast and easy to grow bush/small tree is purported to have the ability to save the world's entire populous of men, women, children, and livestock from both hunger and malnutrition.

Reaching up to 20 feet in its first year, this slim tree with its overhanging branches filled with cream-colored sweet smelling flowers has multitude of rich benefits and practical uses not found in any other tree on earth!

AMAZING GROWTH SPEED: 15-20 FEET IN FIRST SEASON! (if you allow it)
ZONES: 9-10 Perennial.
ALL OTHER ZONES: Treat as a fast growing annual.

NUTRITION: Seeds, Leaves and Flowers are Edible.
Each serving of Moringa purports to contain 40% protein and is high in iron:
~ Moringa has 2 x more protein and 17 x more calcium than found in Milk!
~ Moringa contains 15 x more potassium than a single banana, and up to 7 x more vitamins than found in carrots and oranges.
~ This tree produces the healthy benefits of:
~ 39 antioxidants,
~ anti-aging properties and oils,
~ anti-inflammatory properties (pain relief),
~ fights the common cold,
~ purify's dirty water,
~ feeds cattle,
~ adds nitrogen to poor soil. . .
The list is virtually too long to list!
More Moringa Facts, Germination Video, Harvest: http://www.cottagevines.com/moringa-facts.html

Color picture & instructions included. FREE SHIPPING!

Questions & Comments

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Dec 17th, 2016 at 1:10:52 PM PST by

If it's a good thing,,,yes, hun, that is my company (+_+) You're a good garden detective, lol!

Dec 17th, 2016 at 2:25:29 PM PST by

Thank you, Vikki I will have to try that. I am going to need to get some dried manure too. I have a sandy soil and not much else. We have not had a lot of luck out of this ground. That's why I want to get some fill dirt and top soil brought in before we start this year. I will try your suggestions out too. This will be my first year gardening in many years. I let my husband at it and he wasn't doing so well. I used to be good at it but with my MS I kinda gave up a lot of things. This year I am planning to go at it from my wheelchair. Also planning on chickens. I figure enough of sitting in the house being miserable. Thanks again for everything. Merry Christmas and hugs.

Dec 17th, 2016 at 6:43:36 AM PST by

YOU GROW GIRL! May I suggest trying cinder blocks to design your new garden. A project hubby may enjoy just a bit more. The two of you could design and configuration it to suit your wheelchair's ability to converse unobstructed throughout your grow area. Simultaneously, you can adjust the levels and height(s) of your blooms/veggie's for easy access to you. Try googling: "cinder block gardens" and/or combine with a "pallet garden" :), they're both too fun! And, economical when saving on soil, water and toil :0)

Dec 17th, 2016 at 7:26:08 AM PST by

WOW very cool...Shared to facebook.

Dec 15th, 2016 at 3:01:58 PM PST by

¸¸.•*¨*•♫♪you are awesome!!!!!!!¸¸.•*¨*•♫♪

Dec 15th, 2016 at 5:04:50 PM PST by

If you ever post more of these please let me know. I have spent millions of points on seeds and am about out of points. I am going to have to get more. Thank you for the great auctions. Have a great rest of the week.

Dec 15th, 2016 at 7:48:47 PM PST by

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██o٩(•̃.•̃)۶ Morning Denise . . . Love it~ another millionaire seed geek! You make me feel so normal, lol. Also, no rush, I'll save you a batch and I'll be listing more Moringa's after the Holidays.
Hope Santa is good to you and yours!

Dec 16th, 2016 at 6:22:08 AM PST by

How much will each packet have? And nice auction by the way

Dec 15th, 2016 at 2:39:47 PM PST by

Each packet will be stuffed with 15 large, organic, fresh and healthy seeds. And thank you for the compliment :) These truly are the most amazing seed I've ever come across . . . Mother Nature at her best!

Dec 15th, 2016 at 5:08:52 PM PST by

Yes they are wonderful! If you live in a warm climate they grow very fast. I planted a seed in april and it is already reaching six feet.

Dec 15th, 2016 at 5:59:07 PM PST by

Lol...folks think I exaggerate when I tell them how fast it grows, but it really does have super amazing qualities. Did you also know the seeds can purify dirty water while removing approx 98% of water borne bacteria? How cool is that :0]

Dec 15th, 2016 at 6:56:25 PM PST by

Yes that's my favorite part of it!

Dec 15th, 2016 at 7:04:17 PM PST by

It's really hard to pick a favorite part, but, a few crushed seeds shaken with a little fresh water and added to dirty...does amazing things. I'm super impressed with your knowledge!
ps...did you know in ancient era's Moringa was nicknamed, "Mother's Helper?" How apropos.

Dec 16th, 2016 at 6:48:24 AM PST by

Yes I hope you have more seeds just in case I don't win these. seeds is pretty much the only thing I get on listia. Happy bidding

Dec 16th, 2016 at 8:09:24 AM PST by

I do sweetie...and will list lot's more after the holidays.
Just type Vikki'sGarden into the Listia Browser and everything I have listed will show on a single page. I will be posting a few major Spring Seed Auctions from my personal collections very soon, so you may find some unique goodies then, as well. ◠◡✿

Dec 17th, 2016 at 2:53:03 PM PST by

Ok thank you! Yes I sure am! I am stocking up. I am planning a huge garden and putting some back for just in case. I have found a wealth of seeds on Amazon also but I am waiting to see how many I can get here with out spending any money. It is going to be expensive as it is to get the dirt I am going to need, not to mention pots ect. Thanks again. Hugs and Merry Christmas!!

Dec 16th, 2016 at 11:42:48 AM PST by

You need to get a compost going for you're free soil! It's soooo easy and the best soil you can imagine. Just collect all those yard trimmings, leaves, kitchen scraps (minus milk, oil and meat products) and keep piling where animals can't get to it (behind screen, in lg wood/plastic container or in situ, right where you want to plant). Give it a google for more info :) As for germinating and planting pots...again let's go for the free, be creative...and save the ecology by reusing empty coffee cans (*throw the used grinds and filters into your compost) and vegy cans, cut the tops off of plastic milk jugs, soda bottles, etc and just be sure to pop a few holes at the bottom for drainage. Also check w/local plant sellers for their old containers which can be obtained very cheap. If you look at my germination pics above you will see I use clear deli-containers for the perfect little germination houses :] Lol, I'm all about the cheap!

Dec 17th, 2016 at 3:57:26 AM PST by

Thank you I will do that. My husband is in Masonry in college funny that you mentioned that. He would enjoy that...might be a way to get him to better commit to the garden. He loves doing stuff outside but he gets flitter brained and distracts easily. When I just leave it to him it doesn't seem to go well. Thanks again! I will look that up.

Dec 17th, 2016 at 7:32:19 AM PST by

Ha, I'm a psychic gardener! Just show him some of the Internet projects and he'll be rearing to go!! Love how folks also paint them. Bonn has also added some great info from her block garden to the link as well.

Dec 17th, 2016 at 2:31:12 PM PST by

Hi there, I put raised beds in the front of my house for my flowers. I used concrete blocks and rebar, that way they drain easy and they breathe. It's a lot easier on the back than crawling around on the ground. If you are near or know a farmer he may let you get some manure to add to the compost pile. I was able to get 6 truck loads, three on each side. I topped them off with bags of cheap garden soil. It smelled like a barn for a few days here but the plants love it.

Dec 17th, 2016 at 10:18:33 AM PST by

Excellent share-Bonn! Just looked through some photos today and saw a roll up work station which was handy. Plus they make great benches by sliding 2x4's through the holes. Such creativity!

Dec 17th, 2016 at 2:37:23 PM PST by

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