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Fred Detwiler, from http://www.plantsmartliving.com/, discusses the latest in Plant-Smart Living.
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STORY
Fred has been an avid gardener for over 25+ years–gradually growing and expanding his organic garden, to where it is now, during that time. He has been a general contractor, owning his own contracting business (Detwiler Builders), for over 40+ years.
Now 60 years old, since he adopted a whole-food, plant-based (WFPB) lifestyle in 2012, Fred has lost 60+ pounds of fat, lowered his cholesterol to 129 mg/dL (from the high 200’s) and lowered his blood pressure to 110/70.
He takes absolutely no medications.
He can help you do the same through his practical gardening tips and ideas, his comprehensive ‘how-to’ and DIY project videos, as well as, his helpful advice on how to live a ‘Plant-Smart’ lifestyle!
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5 Comments
Thank you. Can you please do some videos on weeds. How do you keep them from in between the raised beds?
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I get every long handled tool I find at yard sales and thrift shops. I've had to replace the handles on ones I get at yard sales. But I've found those at the thrift shop. I won't buy the fiber glass handle one. The handle breaks and you cann't repair them.
It was a slow start for me too here in California, due to Mother Nature keeping it cold . Thank you for the information 😊
All the tools we use are hand me downs from my father-in-law. They're old but well maintained. Worn down to perfection. He got them as a kid in the 40s into the 50s from an Amish family on that side of PA. He worked an acre for them for free for experience and in exchange for food. I'm short so they're just my size lol.