Comments for Best For The Garden http://www.best-4-gardening.com How to get the best flowers, trees and vegetables in your Garden Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:05:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by the bottler http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4054 the bottler Sat, 06 Mar 2010 16:57:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4054 Forget the Juicer. Boil cabbage and drink the water! - Unless you secretly mean the juice from moon kiddies.<br><b>References : </b><br> Forget the Juicer. Boil cabbage and drink the water!
- Unless you secretly mean the juice from moon kiddies.
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]]> Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by Alex A http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4053 Alex A Sat, 06 Mar 2010 16:14:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4053 tomotoes and carrots<br><b>References : </b><br> tomotoes and carrots
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]]> Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by '67 Shelby GT http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4052 '67 Shelby GT Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:51:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4052 I have juiced the following veggies with great results: cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, beets, and celery. Here are some of my favorite combinations: ~carrots-cabbage-apple ~pineapple (with skin)-apple-cucumber-ginger root ~beet-carrot-garlic ~tomatoes-apple-carrot-celery-garlic ~carrot-garlic-apple ~orange-grapefruit-apple-ginger root ~mango-strawberry-apple ~strawberry-kiwi-apple ~grapes-apple-ginger root ~cantaloupe (with skin)-ginger root Just a few notes - ~When I mention ginger root, I use fresh ginger with the skin, but only about 1/4". It's quite potent. It's a great (natural) stress reliever. ~Juiced garlic is powerful. When I first stated juicing it, I could only handle one fresh clove at a time. Now I can do about three...it's a wonderful way to reduce blood pressure. ~Most everything can be juiced with the skin on - that's where all the nutrients are. Never juice citrus fruits with the skin though. It's too tough for the juicer. Pineapple is an exception! The skin contains bromine which is a great agent for muscle relaxation. If you juice 1/4 of a whole pineapple with the skin on right before your period, it can help reduce cramps. ~Only juice beets and cabbage every now and then. They are great liver cleansers...but juicing them too often is not good. I hate cabbage besides in the form of sauerkraut, but it is really good in the juicer! (it surprised me). I hope this helps!<br><b>References : </b><br>Avid juicer for many years. I have juiced the following veggies with great results: cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, beets, and celery.

Here are some of my favorite combinations:
~carrots-cabbage-apple
~pineapple (with skin)-apple-cucumber-ginger root
~beet-carrot-garlic
~tomatoes-apple-carrot-celery-garlic
~carrot-garlic-apple
~orange-grapefruit-apple-ginger root
~mango-strawberry-apple
~strawberry-kiwi-apple
~grapes-apple-ginger root
~cantaloupe (with skin)-ginger root

Just a few notes -
~When I mention ginger root, I use fresh ginger with the skin, but only about 1/4". It’s quite potent. It’s a great (natural) stress reliever.
~Juiced garlic is powerful. When I first stated juicing it, I could only handle one fresh clove at a time. Now I can do about three…it’s a wonderful way to reduce blood pressure.
~Most everything can be juiced with the skin on - that’s where all the nutrients are. Never juice citrus fruits with the skin though. It’s too tough for the juicer. Pineapple is an exception! The skin contains bromine which is a great agent for muscle relaxation. If you juice 1/4 of a whole pineapple with the skin on right before your period, it can help reduce cramps.
~Only juice beets and cabbage every now and then. They are great liver cleansers…but juicing them too often is not good. I hate cabbage besides in the form of sauerkraut, but it is really good in the juicer! (it surprised me).
I hope this helps!
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Avid juicer for many years.

]]> Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by Genius Cook http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4051 Genius Cook Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:11:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4051 +celery +parsley +carrots +potato +sugar beets +<br><b>References : </b><br> +celery
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]]> Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by Angelique R http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4050 Angelique R Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:45:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4050 Beetroots, celery and carrots are great for juices, especially beetroot, containing four vitamins, nine important minerals and over 200 different active elements, many of which are still to be researched, plus what a great colour! Those are the three vegies that pop into my head, but upon doing some research, apparently you can also juice turnips, radishes, parsnip and cabbage!<br><b>References : </b><br> Beetroots, celery and carrots are great for juices, especially beetroot, containing four vitamins, nine important minerals and over 200 different active elements, many of which are still to be researched, plus what a great colour!
Those are the three vegies that pop into my head, but upon doing some research, apparently you can also juice turnips, radishes, parsnip and cabbage!
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]]> Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by Veronica Alicia http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4049 Veronica Alicia Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:22:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4049 Celery, carrot and skinned tomato (or use tinned pulped tomatoes) with a dash of Tabsco or Worcester sauce and a couple of grinds of black pepper. Make your own fruit juices - apple, orange, peach, etc. You can also buy ready-made orange juice and zing it up by whizzing in some strawberries or whatever.<br><b>References : </b><br> Celery, carrot and skinned tomato (or use tinned pulped tomatoes) with a dash of Tabsco or Worcester sauce and a couple of grinds of black pepper.
Make your own fruit juices - apple, orange, peach, etc.
You can also buy ready-made orange juice and zing it up by whizzing in some strawberries or whatever.
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]]> Comment on What are the best bedding plants/flowers that do well in shady area’s? by Matt M http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-perennials/what-are-the-best-bedding-plantsflowers-that-do-well-in-shady-areas/comment-page-1#comment-4038 Matt M Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:44:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-perennials/what-are-the-best-bedding-plantsflowers-that-do-well-in-shady-areas#comment-4038 Impatiens, begonias, hostas, lenten rose (hellebores), foxglove, bleeding hearts, vinca minor, some hydrangeas.<br><b>References : </b><br> Impatiens, begonias, hostas, lenten rose (hellebores), foxglove, bleeding hearts, vinca minor, some hydrangeas.
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]]> Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by Olivia http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4048 Olivia Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:41:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4048 I love carrot with an apple. 3 carrots and 1 apple Mmmm... Be careful with beet juice though. When it says cleanser. They aren't joking. Broccolli is good. Pineapple and strawberry, yummy. Or celery with tomato. You can't juice bannanas<br><b>References : </b><br>Had a broken jaw. I was wired shut for 7 1/2 weeks. I love carrot with an apple. 3 carrots and 1 apple Mmmm…
Be careful with beet juice though. When it says cleanser. They aren’t joking. Broccolli is good. Pineapple and strawberry, yummy. Or celery with tomato. You can’t juice bannanas
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Had a broken jaw. I was wired shut for 7 1/2 weeks.

]]> Comment on What are the best bedding plants/flowers that do well in shady area’s? by jt http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-perennials/what-are-the-best-bedding-plantsflowers-that-do-well-in-shady-areas/comment-page-1#comment-4037 jt Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:31:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-perennials/what-are-the-best-bedding-plantsflowers-that-do-well-in-shady-areas#comment-4037 Hostas! They come in solid and variegated colors. They do need slightly richer soil than is found in most shady areas, so be sure to augment your soil with manure or compost.<br><b>References : </b><br> Hostas! They come in solid and variegated colors. They do need slightly richer soil than is found in most shady areas, so be sure to augment your soil with manure or compost.
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]]> Comment on What are the best vegetables to juice? by Kimberly W http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice/comment-page-1#comment-4047 Kimberly W Sat, 06 Mar 2010 13:16:59 +0000 http://www.best-4-gardening.com/best-vegetables/what-are-the-best-vegetables-to-juice#comment-4047 Tomatoes are really good.. I have found them the best with pretty much anything. I personally like them with celery and carrots though. Some veggies are also good with a fruit included. (i.e apples and oranges) You basically just have to experiment and see what you like.<br><b>References : </b><br> Tomatoes are really good..
I have found them the best with pretty much anything.
I personally like them with celery and carrots though.
Some veggies are also good with a fruit included.
(i.e apples and oranges)
You basically just have to experiment and see what you like.
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