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Vegetative Terminology (Part 1)
... jelly." According to Cornucopia II by S. Facciola (Kampong Publications, 1998), boiled plants of Mesona chinensis in the mint family (Lamiaceae) are also made into cubes of grass jelly. In fact, cans of grass jelly ...
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Inflorescence Terminology (Part 2)
... The Common Fig Sexuality and Political Correctness In Figs Petrified Fig Syconium From The Cretaceous Grass Jelly From Creeping Fig (Ficus pumila) Nonpollinator Fig Wasps With Long Ovipositors 8. Capitulum: Inflorescence Of ...
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December 2003 Newsletter
... can help it. We occasionally eat the roses and hips.  Rose hip jelly tastes a lot like apple jelly and is a good source of vitamin C.  I also like sugared rose ... the bed heavily mulched.  We use pine straw.  Anything, including grass clipping, will work.  Just note that if you add grass clipping, you will need to add a source of nitrogen because ...
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Deciduous Fruit for North Florida
... dooryard tree, but the small fruits are used only for making jelly. Persimmons The Oriental persimmon (Diospyros kaki) is well-adapted to ... root environment is furnished. Full sun is desirable, and competition from grass and other plants should be avoided. Pecans The pecan is ... for later picking unless they are to be used for jelly, in which case a portion of slightly immature fruit is desirable ...
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Slime Mold: The Blob on the Lawn
... resemble small purple or black ball attacked to a blade of grass or a readily noticeable creamy-white to yellow-orange jelly-like mass situated on the lawn. Life Cycle and Description ... . The slimy mass flows on to low-lying but upright objects such a blades of grass and garden walls. Once the slime mold mass is located on an upright object, it ...
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Growing Peaches and Nectarines in the Home Landscape, HYG-1406-98
... ice cream, pies, cobbler, and shortcake. In addition, peaches and nectarines are used for jam, jelly, preserves, and mixed fruit desserts. Fresh peaches provide respectable amounts of the antioxidant vitamins A ... cultivating (spading) 10 to 12 inches deep and adding organic matter such as manure, leaves, grass clippings, and compost. Take a soil sample, have the soil tested by your local Extension ...
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Growing Blueberries In The Home Garden, HYG-1422-98
... small edible seeds, and ease of preparation. Blueberries can be eaten fresh or used for jelly, jam, pies, pastries, or juice. Blueberry fruit is also low in calories and sodium, ... offices have soil-testing forms, bags, and instructions available. Increase soil organic matter by adding grass clippings, manure, or leaves (not red maple or beech) according to soil test recommendations. Incorporate ...
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Advice Columns
... dry beans, using powdered buttermilk, creamed horseradish, etc. Issue 97 — Chokecherry jelly, well cake, pomegranate jelly, canning lids, water bath canning, canning corn, roasting hazelnuts, and more. Issue ... season climate, cold cereal recipe, etc. Issue 87 — Hairball treatment, canned tomatoes, grass cuttings, cast iron cookware, pressure canning, Goats Produce Too, vacuum sealers, pickles and ...
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Ask Jackie Online By Homesteading Expert Jackie Clay 061121
... and always use the pressure cooker method. I am making crab apple jelly and wondered if I could pressure cook. Thank you in advance. ... aol.com If you were to pressure can jelly, the temperature would be too high for good jelly making. Remember that the reason we pressure ... in the spring, seed in some oats mixed with a legume/pasture grass that does well in your area. Talk to your County Extension ...
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Beagle Ridge Herb Farm - newsletters - Herbal display gardens,hiking trails and classes
... not get too excited about lawn weeds or about taller patches of grass in your yard – many of them are host plants and nectar plants ... more Vitamin C than OJ and they make a great tea, or Jelly if you are that ambitious. The Golden Tansy, Golden Hops and Golden ... where they are. Sounds strange but this pile will choke out the grass and any weeds below and break down into a wonderful planting medium. ...
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