Has anybody tried Isagenix?
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Has anybody up north tried leaving in ground.
Comments (13)I leave mine in the ground here in western Oregon zone 8b and they have made it thru the coldest winter in 40 years last year(-10) , they actually multiplied, here there is more problem with saturated ground in winter than the cold and I did not cover it with anything Im going to cover them this winter , I had a bed that was unused and covered with plastic and when I uncovered it this spring it was bone dry . this winter I will cover my new tubers with a tarp and then 6-10 inches of hay and leaves don't put the mulch under the tarp or mice will move in and eat your tubers I also plant my tubers a little deep 5-6" , to protect them from the ground freezing it never freezes deeper than that here...See MoreHas anybody tried this?
Comments (2)Interesting. It might work. It should clear your sinuses too. Keep us posted. Steve...See MoreHas anybody tried to make plumeria perfume?
Comments (9)P. alba aka Nosegay Tree 20' to 25' tall, 20' to 25' in spread, seedlings come true to parent, white. 2" White on a medium short tree with narrow pointed leaves. A true species from the Virgin Islands. Large shrub, elongated leaves, large white, highly perfumed. A beautiful landscaping shrub. Grown commercially for frangipani essential oil, perfumes etc. Citrus fragrance. Pure white with a deep yellow center. 3-4" Star shaped flowers. Very cold damaged this past winter. The most damaged of the species or sub species was that "Koko Monster" from the Koko Crater Botanical Garden in Honolulu. It is a pure species from The Island of St Croix in the Caribbeans. Long thin strap like foliage with large white highly perfumed flowers. A large shrub. Disease resistant....See Morehas anybody tried this ?
Comments (1)I have grown potatoes in hay and it is great -- very easy to get the potatoes early when small and late when fully grown....See More- 10 years ago
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