Search results

I know this has nothing to do with pressure caners, but Katz I would like to thank you for replying to this post. I drowned my old computer and lost a lot of things. In trying to remember all the things I had saved I did not remember this site and it was one of the ones I read daily during the...

My vote would be to name it Stevie LOL but honestly I don't have a clue. I think it is very interesting though and would like to know also what it is. Nancy

I don't reuse the canning lids, once they come off and the jar is empyt the lids go in the trash. I do inspect and reuse the rings thought if they are not dented or rusted.

Well, my friend gave me some butternut squash seeds she saved from a store bought one last year. I planted a few this year and got several nice squash. We have cooked one and it tasted great. So I say it could not hurt to try.

I agree, pictures please.

DH bought one of those once in Vt. and brought it home and the only place we had to keep the thing was beside the bed. I told him he had to keep it on his side as it looked like something from "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". They make good Halloween decorations. He finally took a hatched to...

Where to plant them for best production? What kind to get? Any advice would be appreciated. I had my first ever FRESH PICKED ones this summer and thought they were fantastic. So will be getting some plants soon.

Just a suggestion, when you take the pictures have something beside it that we could compare the leaves with.

Yes, a picture would help greatly.

The first picture reminded me of a Bradford Pear. But not sure what it is.

http://www.grandpappy.info/racorns.htm http://www.aaoobfoods.com/acorns.htm http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/57733/eating_unusual_nuts_roasting_acorns.html?cat=22 I found 3 links, the first one has the most info.

IF you have some blackberry patches around that have dead canes in them and IF you can cut the dead canes out without getting scratched to pieces you can lay a mat down over where you planted the new seeds and that may deter the cat from your flower bed.

Well yesterday actually. I planted a row of Kale and spinich and radishes and a half row of mustard and turnip greens. Then DH put a temporary fence up around it to keep the chickens out. It was such a funny sight when we got through because they marched around it like in the cowboy movies...

Now that is just too funny LOL:D

My onions did not do so well so when they went on sale in the store I bought some and chopped them up and froze them in a gallon freezer bag and when I need some for omelets, soups, stews, etc I just get a hand full out of the bag and use. As for the peppers, great I now have Bell Pepper envy...

You could try DE or Sevin.

I agree. I don't know what they are but I would guess that the tags got mixed up where you bought them, and you are right they are not Acorn Squash.

As far as a recipe goes, I could not find one that I liked, so I made my own. I used ACV and for spices in the banana rings I used red pepper flakes dill, garlic, mustard and celery seed and salt. 1/4 teaspoon each. Don't know what they are going to taste like but, it has all the stuff I like...

Grow4Food, I use them in meatloaf, goatburgers, vegetable and chicken soups, and stews. I have never been able on this farm to grown good bell peppers, but banana and the Mt. Harmony and jalapanos and hopefully next year Anahime peppers do great.

Just thought I would show what I did yesterday Although the peppers look hot they are not. The rings are sweet banana and the long peppers are called Mt. Harmony. I did add red pepper flakes to the banana peppers and one jalapano to the Mt. Harmony peppers. I also put 4 full trays of banana...