♫ Echinacea♠§uper♣§pecial♫♪

[Guest guest]

Echinacea Super Special

You know that Organic Solutions makes the most

potent herbal remedies on the planet but what you didn't know is how we

do it!!!

I'll tell you. We XX ed our

Echinacea which means we tinctured it twice for ultimate potency. I

know of no other company that XX

and creates truly mouth watering Echinacea.

 

As any herbalist will teach you good quality Echinacea will make the

tongue tingle and mouth salivate.

 

Sick of buying inferior Echinacea?

 

I urge you to try Doc's.

It will knock your socks off and the price will never be better then it

is now !

 

Buy one 4oz

Echinacea get one free.

 

Call toll free 1-888-898-9660

 

 

~B

 

P.S. In my eleven years at OS, I have never seen Echinacea this

potent and being sold at such an inexpensive price. We are moving

manufacturing again and are seriously overstocked. I strongly recommend

you take advantage of this once in a lifetime deal on incredible potent

Organic Echinacea.

 

 XX

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I just might take you up on that. I didn't make my own last year because the plants

were not happy. Sad plants cannot make good medicine.

 

They had been in their bed for many years, and the darned trees keep growing.

What used to be a sunny spot no longer is.

 

I moved them to a sunnier spot with plenty of dolomite rock powder, mushroom manure and compost and am keeping my fingers crossed.

So far, it is another cold late spring, though not quite as horrendous as last year. SIGH.

 

Ien in the Kootenayshttp://freegreenliving.com (blog)

http://backyardbusiness.info

 

[Guest guest]

Great man!!! Give OS a call and get some.

We've got plenty and the price is right.

 

My Garlic patch came up late.

I hope it has a chance to mature before we move, not likely though.

It will be cool to let around 200 garlic plants go wild and they should

do well as long as the landlord doesn't mow them down.

SIGH.

 

~Bryan in the Appalation mountains

 

Ieneke van Houten wrote:

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> I just might take you up on that. I didn't make my own last year

> because the plants

> were not happy. Sad plants cannot make good medicine.

>

> They had been in their bed for many years, and the darned trees keep

> growing.

> What used to be a sunny spot no longer is.

>

> I moved them to a sunnier spot with plenty of dolomite rock

> powder, mushroom manure and compost and am keeping my fingers crossed.

> So far, it is another cold late spring, though not quite as horrendous

> as last year. SIGH.

>

> Ien in the Kootenays

> http://freegreenliving.com <http://freegreenliving.com> (blog)

> http://backyardbusiness.info <http://backyardbusiness.info>

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