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Posted on February 25, 2009 at 8:49am
ContinueOctober is the month in the mountains to buy some seed garlic and get started with a garlic bed. If you are reading this and live in the piedmont you can get away with planting up through November.
To get started with garlic you must first procure some seed garlic. Garlic from the supermarket is often treated with chemicals to prevent it from…
Posted on September 29, 2008 at 12:38pm — 3 Comments


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Many thanks for answering my questions re tomatoe blight. I tried to answer before but had difficulty navigating the threads.
Jim Childress
I'm interested in starting some of the mushrooms you mentioned in the mushroom group. I have no experience with it, but think it would be cool to do.
It would be awesome if you could do a photographic step by step! I'm sure it would get people excited about adding a really cool new aspect to their gardening adventures.
I'm also quite fond of brewing myself. Any favorite recipes?
Cheers,
Michael
I'm intrigued by the brew recipes, are the light malt & corn sugar a dry extract or liquid extract? I want to move to kegging myself, but as it stands I've been able to reduce the bottling headache by using the quart sized tecate bottles for my brews. 19 or 20 bottles per 5 gallon batch is pretty easy to muster, and truth be told, it matches my average serving. LOL.
I've done a few brews recently that match the west coast pale recipe, kind of like sierra nevada, but I've augmented the sugars with honey. I really like the result!
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