lol... Their fries aren't nearly as good as they were when they cooked them in beef tallow.I wouldn't do pressure treated directly against the soil. You'd probably still be better off than eating McD fries, but I just wouldn't do it.
I'm currently suffering from small berries...
Those look like the little wild ones that never get real big.
That is something I did not know. But it explains a lot.Just remember that tomatoes never get ripe when it's above 95 degrees out. They'll stay green and die.
Yeah they are first year plants. I didn't know strawberries needed such care. I remember as a kid we had some strawberries in the garden that didn't do anything for a couple years so my dad got tired of them and just bush-hogged over them one fall. The next year the strawberries came back with a vengeance, took over that section of the garden with their vines, and we had great berries after thatAre those first year plants. Strawberries have a few requirements to get started. first getting planted to the right depth, second no fruit the first year pull all blooms and fruit as soon as possible allowing the plant to get well established. there are some soil requirements I don't remember off hand
Do we have a canning thread?The stack is getting bigger...
Do we have a canning thread?
There was one awhile back but not a whole lot of interest. I really like canning, tho... Bought a large pressure cooker just so I could can my chili and stews.Do we have a canning thread?