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Interesting. I've heard dandelion jelly tastes a lot like honey. The honeysuckle sounds like a very good idea. I wonder if you could make a tasty wine from the honeysuckle syrup. *edited to add "tasty" since I know you can make wine from anything...however tasty is a whole different thing*

Keep us posted please. I'm on the hunt for oxheart varieties to try.

Wow Im impressed!

At our 1st house we had 4 peach trees that produced like gang busters. There were boards with V notches cut into the branches because the peaches were so big, heavy and crazy good. No idea the variety, but they were soooo good. I think strawberries is a great idea. I'd do a bed of june...

Whew ya had me worried for a second

I was just thinking that. What are you trying to feed with this solution?

I always wanted bleeding heart doves.....

Kings and Texas Reds home well? Strong flyers? Its not a bad idea I'll have to look into them. I just need them to home well, and be strong flyers. No rollers or fancy varieties that can't get up so a young dog could catch them. Though it would be pretty fun to race them I won't lie...

@Ridgerunner that's a very cool video thank you. I had read up on a thread on one of the backyard threads about someone trying to bring some tissue mass and faster development by using Cornish X birds. I think he was crossing them with Buckeyes.....not sure though. Maybe it was barred rocks...

I have 2 dress shirts (long sleeve button down) shirts that are purple. 1 is a purple plaid and the other is a solid royal purple. The solid purple one I bought to wear to the Daddy/Daughter dance because her favorite color is purple. Purple tie and I'm ready to go. My other daughter her...

Given the setting it looks like a diamond. I think the lighting/angle is what isn't doing it justice. Driving teams is always cool and something I'd like to learn one of these days.

@jackb this is so cool!!!!! Please keep us posted its fascinating!!!

@Nyboy you have a few limiting factors. As Bob mentioned you have genetics dictating rate of growth that define a breed, and calories/protein/fat also as a limiting factor. If you are not able to meet the demand for calories, protein and fat that the birds rate of growth need you will have...

100% correct along with causing issues with bacteria in other places such as septic tanks and so many other places we need bacteria to break things down. However the human element is the most concerning because it affects us directly so people make that the big priority.

I guess I'm the bold one I'd put that stuff down, little straw over it or move the straw spread it, and then cover it back up and call it a day and enjoy the benefits of well fed plants. Or if you still have rabbits I'd be in there with a cup scooping and spreading it around letting them do its...

RIGHT!!!!!!!

Or could use an outside burner and can on that. I've done it when we really get rolling when canning and need another burner.

I see some dwarf evergreens in your future

That makes so much more sense about the bait and switch on pictures. I've seen some absolutely beautiful pictures but I've always thought the deer and rabbits ate them down and they didn't come back. Maybe its not the critters but the companies selling me a promise with a picture....

@Gardening with Rabbits we did make our own baby food. We cubed up our bigger veggies and smaller veggies we did whole. We steamed them till soft and then put them into the food processor. I would add the left over water from steaming them to help get the consistency we wanted and then froze...