Side with lettuce wraps
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Comments (12)I've found my lettuce is lasting longer when it's grown all bunched together with each other and viying a little with it's neighbour for nutrients. (Back right in photo, Bok Choy, front left) Plus, they constantly are keeping each others feet cool, with no earth exposed. If it doesn't get ridiculously hot in the next week or so (and I don't think it will here) I'm going to try a romaine I bought and see if, grown again all bunched up, I can keep getting salads during mid summer. I am letting an assortment of these spring mixes and Muesli Mix go to seed just at the back of the box. I don't know if the seed I get from them will produce....has anyone had a problem with their own seed from these Spring lettuce mixes?...See MoreLettuce wraps
Comments (2)Probably AnnT's.. Here is a link that might be useful: Asian Lettuce Cups...See MoreP F Chang's Lettuce Wraps
Comments (5)I had try that recipe, but I think it's better to substitute canned water chestnuts with fresh water chestnuts (Asian markets) or fresh jicama (Asian or Hispanic stores). dcarch...See MoreCan Tyvek StuccoWrap Replace HouseWrap?
Comments (2)I have no knowledge of the answer but what appears on the https://www.dupont.com/products/tyvek-stuccowrap.html The Stucco wrap is designed to be place on the wall before the stucco is applied. As I understand your question, the box will be placed in front of the building wall. Any time you place something against a building there should be room for circulation between the building and the box. Other wise you will get molds growing on the surface. So in my opinion the wrap of the box is not necessary. Maybe this will get you some additional responses....See More- 6 years ago
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