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Hi everyone, How should I freeze carrots for stews that I will make this fall? Par-boil first? For how long? or ????? Thank you. Anne

Is this as simple as puting some leaves in a jar and just letting them dry out, crushing and then I have dried basil? My basil crop is beautiful this year and I would love to preserve some. Anne

I have grown broccoli for years and this is the first time it is bitter. I picked heads, did not wash, bagged it, and put in the fridge (as I have done many times) until ready to cook. Usually within a few days. It is so bitter that I have had to throw it away. Even the chickens won't eat it...

Thank you Tinychicken and Pat, Great information and just what I needed to know. I just love this forum. Anne

I planted garlic for the first time several months ago. How do I tell when it is ready to harvest? And do I have to dry it out before I use it? The thin greenery above ground is about 12" tall. Thanks for your help. Anne

very nice. Anne

Mine are growing tall, thick and flowering. I am very excited as this is the 2nd year I have grown potatos and oh my, they are fabulous. Anne

Invisable fence. I have installed one around our property and a ring around my garden. Keeps my dogs on my property and out of my garden. Works extremely well.

Thank you for your service. And welcome home (almost) Anne

Interesting, what are the differences among those 3 varieties? I have 2 varieties of thornless blackberry vines that produce a tremendous quantity every other year. I wonder if the difference is annual production? I would be interested to know what you have discovered. Anne

Beautiful job. What a nice accomplishment. You have inspired me. Anne

What a great idea. I will be sending seeds to you. And if you communicate with her before she comes home, will you please send a "thank you for service" from me? Anne

Absolutely gorgeous. Almost too pretty to eat. What kind of dressing would you use on this? Anne

Hi RB, I am on the opposite coast and think you have already found a great site to questions, answers, and good sound advice. I would encourage you to find a local nursery/feed store, whatever is in your area selling plants, seeds, garden supplies, etc and establish a relationship for what grows...

Thank you. This is just what I needed. And don't worry, your secret rose advice is safe with me. Thanks again. Anne

Thank you so much. I have never heard about the dog food, but why not? I will just have to do this when my dogs have their backs turned. Thank you. Anne

Thank you Robbobbin for your reply. We prune our roses here end of January but I need to move them now to make room for the bulbs which I need to plant now in order for the bulbs to come up in the Spring. Anne

I want to move and will give away several rose bushes, about 2 years old. My neighbor will re-plant as soon as she gets them. I want to do this now and re-plant the area with bulbs. I am in No. Ca. Please advise the best way to proceed to give the bushes a good chance. I am thinking prune...

Hey Tutter: I want to play....but here is my very naive question. Are you planting corn now? I got my last ears about a month ago and am taking out the stalks. Can I plant again in November? I am in No.Ca. area, coastal influence. Anne