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Steve, have you tried the one on youtube that Chef Jarod has a video on? It is baby bok choy steamed and has a simple garlic soy sauce. It is really good.

There is a lot of good information on youtube on fig propagation. I am in zone 6 but it is still iffy to have inground figs here so mine are grown in containers and moved into the garage for winter after they have gone dormant. Here is a cutting of an Unk Yellow Greek from a figs4fun forum...

Slow cooked ham and bean soup with cornbread. Comfort food for sure.

That is weird. As mentioned above, something was wrong and I would refrigerate or freeze them. Loosing a little fluid is not a biggy, but loosing most of the fluid is a canning failure. We have actually reverted to freezing corn instead of pressure canning it to get a better texture and...

That is a must to try. Thanks so much Lavender.

yea digitS, I see folk asking about the best tomato for this and that but and just shake my head. Local knowledge is so important to seek out. I enjoy growing out some of the strong heirlooms to see how they grow here. Some do, and some don't. That is gardening. I hope the OP will continue...

so lucky, I am in SW Missouri and have had great success growing Rutgers from Baker Creek seeds. We freeze and can quite a bit and Rutgers has worked out well for us. I realize the same tomato may be quite different is different states because of climate and soil but we are fairly close to...

Scapes form on hardneck varieties. I plant softnecks here which don't produce scapes. When the leaves are about 40% dried is time to check for harvesting and not by a certain date. Skeeter9, those look very nice.:woot Hope mine come out that well.

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Thanks journey11. This is a first for me with fruit trees. I ordered from Stark Brothers and received them a couple weeks ago. They are showing signs of swelling buds so have my fingers crossed. Hope you have a bunch of yummy pears this year!

Thanks Ridgerunner. I have been confused about that issue from different sources comments. Would that be the same suggestion for pears and apples? Appreciate your help.

At what point should you remove the flowers?

ron, you will get a lot more meaningful responses if you will go back to your profile and put in your location/zone. Putting seedlings outside this time of year is totally dependent on where you are. Some folks still have 2' of snow on the ground. I agree with so lucky about getting more light...

I understand journey. It's 37 here right now and predicting 27 tonight with some light rain/snow. No accumulation at all thought just uncomfortable weather when the sun comes up.

lol journey. Touching up out of common sense necessity is always good. Sounds like time for a fence in WV. Hope you folks are having some early good gardening weather. It's really up and down here with the changing and inconsistent weather here.

I just planted a new potted pear tree from Stark Brothers. I was trying to get bare root but waited too long to order. I was curious about a minor amount of pruning. A couple of the branches were not pruned to outward buds and wanted to know if pruning them now to outward buds was okay in my...

Thanks Ridgerunner. I started a big ol' honkin organic sweet potato about a week ago and it is just now starting to get some fuzzy little roots but no evidence of actual slips. Appreciate it.

When growing slips, does it matter which end of the potato goes into the water and which end is sticking up if done in a vase of water?