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Comments (3)I've often considered planting some currents but they sounded to good to be true (like Bush Cherries did, I yanked these after 3 years). But we do like to make jams so currents may make a good addition to our strawberry, fig, peach, and blueberry recipes. The anti-oxidant content alone makes them desirable. Bet they'd blend well with other flavors too....See Moresomething to think about as food prices rise
Comments (4)I have been to Brasil many times, life is not easy there for the poor, unlike what this article seems to be stating. I have also been to several socialist countries and the average quality of life is much lower then what the poorest American would accept here. There's no such thing as a free ride, anywhere or anytime. "Peoples Restaurants," hmmm...where have I heard that equaltarian term before? I'll stick with free choice even if it costs me more then 50 cents a meal....See MoreSomething to think about-overgrown veges/fruit
Comments (5)I've put a "free" notice on our town's private facebook page. Recently I shared an over abundance of dill but kale and cabbages have gone to people with rabbits, chickens and goats....See MoreSomething to think about.
Comments (3)I struggle with that too, especially since my trees are in my house... and my grow lights put out a lot of heat. My living room is routinely around 80*F even after venting the waste heat via ducting to my furnace/housefan intake. We basically have two options: 1. Lower temperatures, or 2. Greatly increase lighting. I went with option two. My trees are flushing with new foliage now (with some flowering). Fortunately, most of the fruit development happens over the summer, and we can use the sun for that! -Tom...See More- 6 years ago
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