Manure Tea

Haven Brand Manure Tea Saves Dying Rose Bush

Annie Haven — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 14:42:47 +0000

According to My Garden Sweet Garden (@gardnsweetgardn on Twitter)… “I never would have believed it. On June 24th this rose was all but dead. All sticks, no leaves, dead. And now look at it! Beautiful!!” Click here to read more of her post “The Great Moo Poo Tea Experiment – Success!”

If you haven’t heard of Moo Poo Tea now is the time to jump online and order. This stuff is unbelievable. Annie has been so kind and so attentive to how my roses were doing after I told her about the condition of them at the beginning of the summer. Just look what her fertilizer has done to my rose only 8 weeks late

We’re posting new links to your experiments and success stories with Authentic Haven Brand manure teas, so keep the links coming to your experiences in your garden, farm or house plants. Send them to info@manuretea.com, or find me, Annie Haven, on Twitter as @GreenSoil. Let’s see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Manure Tea Works for Butterfly Gardening Too

Annie Haven — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 01:08:50 +0000

Here’s a post from @OWButterflies of ObsessionWithButterflies: “Nothing has sparked more life back into my tired (hum, or am I talking about me?) butterfly garden than Haven Brand Manure Tea!” Click to read more of her Butterfly Gardening With Manure Tea post.

We’re catching up on posting links to your experiments and success stories, so send us a link to your experience with Authentic Haven Brand manure teas for your garden, farm or house plants to info@manuretea.com, or find me on Twitter @GreenSoil. Let’s see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Happy Hydrangeas and Manure Tea

Annie Haven — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 21:10:46 +0000

@SassyNancy (on Twitter) of Wallace Gardens, recently posted, “One Hydrangea…So Many Faces,” about the various colors of blooms on her client’s plants. Her secret – feeding with our manure tea. To read her post click here…

Growing an Organic Garden with Annie’s Manure Tea

Annie Haven — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 18:25:07 +0000

Carolyn Binder, Cowlick Cottage Farm, posted in May about how she uses our manure tea in her organic garden: “It took me several years of gardening to fully appreciate just how important healthy soil is. But when I began growing food for my family, I embraced organic methods. Click to read more of: “Moo Poo U…”

On Twitter Carolyn can be found as @CowlickCottage. Who are the Binders? From their site: “Cowlick Cottage Farm is the name we gave to our country homestead near Tallahassee, Florida….Our goal is to produce as much of our own food as possible using organic methods. We also enjoy blogging about our triumphs and failures.”

We’re posting links to your experiments and success stories, so send us your experience with Authentic Haven Brand manure teas for your garden, farm or house plants to info@manuretea.com, or find me on Twitter @GreenSoil. Let’s see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Annie

Growing and Organic Garden with Annie’s Manure Tea

Green Products and Gardening: They Practice What They Preach

Annie Haven — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 14:05:48 +0000

Anne Schreck of Garden Tool Company just posted about not only selling our manure tea, but using it: “In recent years Blake and I have been trying to become more green when we garden. Gone are the days of pouring all types of chemicals on…” Click to read more of “A Spot of Tea for Our Plants…”

Who are Blake and Anne Schreck of Colorado, and what is Garden Tool Company? (@GardenToolCo on Twitter). From their site: “Quality garden tools seem harder to come by these days. At Garden Tool Co., customer service and the best garden tools is what we do! We search the world for the highest quality garden tools available, heirloom quality garden tools that are made to last generations.”

We’re posting links to your experiments and success stories, so send us your experience with Authentic Haven Brand manure teas to info@manuretea.com, or find me on Twitter @GreenSoil. Let’s see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Annie Haven

Greener Gardens Indoors and outdoors with Authentic Haven Brand Manure Tea

Annie Haven — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 14:31:47 +0000

Here’s a post from Twitter @DirtandMartinis who liked the indoor results, and is now using our manure tea outdoors. “Authentic Haven Brand Manure Tea is what I am going to be fertilizing my garden with this summer. No more chemicals…” click to read more of “Growing Green with Authentic Haven Brand Manure Tea.”

Nicky is a gardener from Northern California whose blogging goal “… is to connect with people with the same interests and share resources needed to create a beautiful garden (no matter how big or small), cook yummy meals and, of course, mix the perfect martini.” I love her tagline too “Eat. Drink. Play in the dirt.”

Annie Haven

Manure Tea Helps Roses, Perennials & Annuals

Annie Haven — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 00:24:21 +0000

Here’s a follow-up post from Chris VanCleave aka The Redneck Rosarian (@RedneckRosarian on Twitter): “I began my MooPoo odyssey back in the early spring with my first order of Annie Haven’s MooPoo Tea and I can tell you that our results have been fabulous!” click to read more of “Blogfest – Annie Haven’s MooPoo Tea”

By the way, Chris is a member of the American Rose Society and the Birmingham Rose Society and his garden was recently chosen as Costa’s Farms Garden of the Week: @CostaFarms

We’re posting more links to your experiments and success stories, so send us your experience with Authentic Haven Brand manure teas to info@manuretea.com, or find me on Twitter @GreenSoil. Let’s see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Annie Haven

Manure Tea Bags Help Indoor Plants Too

Annie Haven — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 21:26:49 +0000

Jan Doble posted about using our manure tea for indoor plants. “I have to tell you about Annie’s Authentic Haven Brand Moo-Poo Tea. Had I not experienced it for myself, I wouldn’t know how fantastic it is.” Click to read more of Jan’s “What Is Manure Tea…” She’s a garden blogger, aspiring master gardener and has a certified wildlife habitat & monarch waystation in Virginia. Click to connect with her on Twitter: @Thanksfor2Day ).

Send us your experience usng Authentic Haven Brand manure teas for your garden, farm or house plants to: info@manuretea.com, or find me on Twitter @GreenSoil. Let’s see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Annie

She’s a garden blogger, aspiring master gardener and has a certified wildlife habitat & monarch waystation.

Manure Tea Extends Life of Cut Flowers Too

Annie Haven — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 19:36:45 +0000

Did you know that our manure tea can even help cut flowers live longer? This is a nice little post by another rose lover Bruce Bailey of Heavy Petal Nursery, who learned, by accident, that it does. Check out their rosy story here “The Magic of Moo Poo Tea.”

I enjoy chatting with my customers. We’ll be posting more experiments and success stories in the coming days, so if you have a great story using our Authentic Haven Brand soil conditioning manure teas for your garden, farm or house plants – send us a link (and photo) to info@manuretea.com, or find me on Twitter @GreenSoil, and we’ll see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Annie Haven

Manure Tea Helps Extend Bromeliad Bloom – Three Plus Months

Annie Haven — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 03:41:06 +0000

Here’s a link to a post from another gardener, Nancy of Wallace Gardens (@SassyNancy on Twitter), using our Authentic Haven Brand Manure Tea – this time to extend the life of her house plant: “Bromeliad Still Blooming.” ( See her photo below)

Did you know that Nancy Wallace provides garden design services to several metro Atlanta regions in Georgia. I like one of her taglines too: “Creating beauty with botany.”

We’ll be posting more of these experiments and success stories in the coming days and weeks, so if you have a great manure tea story using our soil conditioning teas for your garden, farm or house plants – send us a link (and photo) to info@manuretea.com, or find me on Twitter @GreenSoil, and we’ll see if we can help your garden grow online too!

Thanks, Annie Haven.