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New to Bearded Iris need lots of help - Iris Forum - GardenWeb
... about the size of a small to med. mushroom button. It was soft in texture and I broke open this thing and it was moist ... the ground in the Spring. I don't know what the whitish soft lumps in the roots are, sounds like some kind of fungus. A rhizome ... all that an iris plant should posess underground. I would remove any soft lumps like you describe before planting. You may suffer heaving in the winter, ...
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English Potatoes - How to mash a potato - DIVERSITY WEBSITE
... should not be trying to produce mash. The potatoes will not go soft enough, and your mash will contain hard lumps and be almost inedible. The first stage is to get the ... a knife after about 8-9 minutes. As soon as you're sure everything is soft and cooked and starting to fall apart, strain off and leave with the lid OFF ...
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BrianChristensenMD
... lesions and resection if needed as well as lumpectomy and mastectomy. -Soft tissue surgery includes skin biopsy for suspicious lesions, lumps and bumps, and hernia of various types. -Trauma. Fortunatly for us ...
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Sweetsop - ExoticTropical Fruit - Cape Tribulation
... fruit can form at any time. Picked when the skin colour pales between the lumps. Ripens to soft within 2 days. Length of time until first crop Three years. Grafting is recommended ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 11(4) 1992
... onion, celery roots, chili and thyme in a large soup pot and sweat until soft. Pour the fat off the bacon, then add bacon to the pot. When ... oil All-fruit preserves or ricotta cheese Sift the flour to remove all lumps. Place the flour in a bowl and make a small well in the ... used up, add salt and mix again. Be sure that there are no lumps in the batter. Cover and let the batter sit for ¼ hour on ...
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ECSONG: Recipes in a Nutshell
... onion, celery roots, chili and thyme in a large soup pot and sweat until soft. Pour the fat off the bacon, then add bacon to the pot. When ... oil All-fruit preserves or ricotta cheese Sift the flour to remove all lumps. Place the flour in a bowl and make a small well in the ... used up, add salt and mix again. Be sure that there are no lumps in the batter. Cover and let the batter sit for ¼ hour on ...
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Questions On Gophers
... tractor and our open winter has helped to break down the big lumps and clods. Our plan for this spring is to rototill the entire yard, rake out any lumps and rocks and finish leveling out the site (maintaining proper grade away ... why my onions didn't get very big this year and were soft? I have also enclosed a weed I would like identified. (Winner, S.D ...
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Crafts Archive - Preserving and Drying Flowers and Naturals
... sand around and between the flowers and into individual blooms. A soft artists' brush will help you in lifting the blossoms slightly ... a sieve before mixing with the gel to remove any lumps. You should treat all of the flowers to be preserved immediately ... their garden freshness. Glycerine Drying This method keeps some flowers soft and pliable for easier handling and less shedding. Try this method ...
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Louisiana Iris Farms LLC - Southern California Growing
... dug in for humus and acidity. FERTILIZER Several fertilizer applications per year are necessary. Established lumps are given a side-dressing of fertilizer in the fall and again before bloom. Acid ... are removed after flowering. Pods are harvested when they begin to turn yellow or feel soft. Seeds are best planted at once in flats or pots. Keep planted seeds moist to ...
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Soap Making 1 2 3
... Stock Pot and put on a medium flame stir with a whisk until the big lumps are dissolved. Take off the heat and let the smaller bits continue to dissolve. Now ... lift the soap from the mold and remove the freezer paper. The soap is still soft so be careful not to dent it. The next day, score the slab into whatever ...
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