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Re: Parsley, The Most Under-rated Herb
Nah, if Dolly Parton has any younger relatives built like here.... I'd be too distracted!1 · -
So, it was a simple chair sale, involving the police - story
Yes, another quiet day at the homestead. Saturday I went to look at a chair that would be more suitable for my mother. I thought I would buy it but just wanted to look. The chair was good and would s…3 · -
Re: Butterkin....what a cute hybrid
I'm eager to know how it tastes, as well! But, darn! The LAST thing I need is a new type of seed to try, LOL!1 · -
Re: Starting Fall Chores
The biggest lesson is not to let an unwanted root-shoot get so big! Once I am done with the clean up I am going to turn it into a citrus grove.2 · -
Re: Applesauce
I will freeze some, but it's not going to last long!1 · -
Re: Feeding seaweed to cows?? What are your thoughts?
@monica197 agreed!! LOL1 · -
Re: Freeze Dried Garlic
That sounds good! I don't have a Costco near me. Hope I can find it at Sam's. My husband will kill me though! He hates garlic.1 · -
Re: Freeze Dried Garlic
That sounds lovely! And keeping people away can be a good thing.1 · -
Re: Tell me about Kimchi
Or you can get them from you Korean Aunt - she was so thrilled other that I was making kimchi 😉2 · -
Freeze Dried Garlic
I was at Costco today and they had Dried Garlic - I am guessing freeze dried I could not resist so I bought a bag. Holy smoke is it good! The only issue is that no one can come within 40 feet of me -…5 ·
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