Re: Thanx Rosie your great

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Rosie,

Yes understand why you can only give so much info.

But, geez you have alot of it. hehehe

I did googling last night. Took a couple hours to find a site on DGL info.,

where it was just pure info., instead of trying to sell the product. Thank

you.

Rosie asked:

> why would anyone want to grow a vegetable in >hay? What nutrients

>would the plant receive from hay? How would you >keep it moist?

Nutrients were a concern of mine, I e-mailed HGTV to see if they could send

me the link to that particular show, couldn't find it on their site. It

does require less watering the hay will retain moisture longer. Does not

grow weeds, produce grows quicker. You just get a bail and throw your plant

in it, and your off. Supposedly. Great for people who don't have time for

gardens or don't have a back yard. That's what the show said not me. I

just figured maybe someone here had tried it, or heard of it. But, I also

have some doubts with the idea. But, gonna check it out.

Rosie, " Thank You, " for your time. You have given me some wonderful

information, and stuff I can investigate. Things that I can incorporate

now, and things I can look into incorporating in the future. Take care of

yourself, and keep up the good work. We love you.

[] DGL-Rosie

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> Okay, I finally found DGL. I guess I should have put in supplement along

> with it. Was able to find everything with " DGL " , but it was nothing to

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> Now I have it.

> I have not found a sight that totally explains it, the sites I have gotten

> are selling it. But, it seems to help with stomach problems-is this

> correct. They also speak about aloe vera juice, that it is soothing to

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> stomach, what is your thought with this. I have aloe vera juice in the

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> I don't think it would hurt Bianca to take it, if this is what it helps

> with. What are your thoughts.

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