Bagged Lettuces
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Just found some heirloom lettuce seeds in my freezer-who wants so
Comments (1)I would love to have some seed. What I have to trade, if your interested in is some commercial seed of peach and cream sweet corn seed,purple hull peas, and kentucky wonder pole beans. Just let me know..Mike...See MoreLettuce...I never knew...
Comments (8)Oh, I love, love, love salads!!!! I should have been a rabbit! My favorite lettuces are the cut & come again ones as well, loose-leaf. I always grab handfuls of every kind I can find, mix them all together, and then just scatter them willy-nilly, thickly. It's a wonderful rainbow of greens and reds. For salads, I top with various cheeses -- my favorite is Swiss but feta is a very close second. Of course, all manner of veggies -- tomatoes, cukes (or even pickles), avocado, carrots, spinach, cabbage, peppers, onions, broccoli, etc, etc. Now and then, I get in the mood for meats so will add sliced turkey or chicken, maybe some grilled pork or fish. The sky's the limit. Dressings, I usually make my own but, lately, have added some storebought as well. I'll add just a tiny bit of Paul Newman's Olive Oil & Vinegar for the herbs in it, then also add balsamic vinegar, red wine vinegar, lemon juice, and pepper. Yummy!! When I make my own, I use a little bit of olive oil, some combo of the above listed vinegars and lemon juice, lots of oregano, garlic & onion powders, and salt & pepper. Good, good stuff. Can ya tell I get excited over salads? LOL As long as it's not that stupid, worthless iceberg lettuce. Blech. Diane...See MoreNew bin with A LOT of bedding
Comments (3)What about sifting out a majority of the existing bedding and moving that to another tray? That way I'd increase my worm-to-bedding ratio in one bin and use that one as the more active bin for processing our kitchen scraps. The other one I can just leave alone for the most part(I'm sure there will be some babies and cocoons left over). After buying worms twice I really don't want to spend any more money....See MoreBagged Lettuce Recall
Comments (3)Good thing it's summer and a lot of people have lettuce and other greens growing in their garden (or have neighbours and relatives that share). ;)...See Moreruthanna_gw
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