we lost an orange tree to the last hurricane and it was finally cut down today. Sad. It was about 15 years old with a huge harvest every year.

We also lost a baby mango tree to the same storm. A bunch of my neighbors lost viable fruit trees also, between the drought and 2 freezes this year.

I still have my 2 avocado trees, but we had a 3-month drought early this year, and we will get a really tiny harvest this year because no water and no bees hardly anywhere, even now that it is almost June.

Nature is under attack in central florida. You cannot eat an oak tree.

And I fear that parasites are attacking bees because I cannot see them in droves the way they usually come to my yard to feed. I miss them!

And we cannot get the really good veggies any more because Disney restaurants and chefs buy local veg as part of the marketing.

I am doing electroculture this year. I am making fibonacci coils for my yard that keep my atmosphere/soil healthy. I am already seeing progress even my doubting hubby has seen a difference. We were near the East Palestine chem wreck within an hour. The soil had changed. Cleaning up my outside and growing my own stuff. Its supposed to eliminate unnatural pesticides and promote healthy growing.

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