Gardening for Old Folks (Adaptative)

[lazy gardener]

Depending on my mood it can be savory or sweet and always with a little bite.

What do you put in it for the "bite"?

My dtr loves pumpkin pie, but she refuses to eat squash pie. Little does she know that the canned pumpkin that is sold in the store is actually squash. And, I seriously doubt that she can tell the difference when the pie is served up for dessert.

My pumpkin/squash pies always have a couple of tbsp. of molasses in them.

 

[rjohns39]

What do you put in it for the "bite"?

My dtr loves pumpkin pie, but she refuses to eat squash pie. Little does she know that the canned pumpkin that is sold in the store is actually squash. And, I seriously doubt that she can tell the difference when the pie is served up for dessert.

My pumpkin/squash pies always have a couple of tbsp. of molasses in them.

I use a little chipolte and red pepper flake. When making the soup I'll dice up a Jalapeno or two and saute with the onions and carrots.

 

[FredsGobblers]

I grow butternut for soup and spaghetti squash baked in pan of water half way up side of squash halfs and then shredded out and sauteed in a garlic/olive oil with pepper and salt.

 

[rjohns39]

I grow butternut for soup and spaghetti squash baked in pan of water half way up side of squash halfs and then shredded out and sauteed in a garlic/olive oil with pepper and salt.

 

[cavemanrich]

Just my observation......

The 2 wheel version has become popular with consumers in recent years.
30+ years ago, I hauled a load of such to a roofing supply warehouse. They were Ideal for workers working on large industrial flat roofs. Moving loads without concern of toppling. Did not see them available in homeowner type stores at that time.

 

[lazy gardener]

I love my 2 wheeler. I'd never consider owning a single wheeler. Some 2 wheelers are poorly balanced. Always take it for a test drive before buying.

 

[CapricornFarm]

Off topic, but check out the contest entries under 9th annual NYD Hatch along HAL Baking and Gingerbread contest. It is listed under the hatch along category. My entry is post #189. I made a gingerbread chicken coop!

 

[Pensmaster]

Just my observation......

The 2 wheel version has become popular with consumers in recent years.
30+ years ago, I hauled a load of such to a roofing supply warehouse. They were Ideal for workers working on large industrial flat roofs. Moving loads without concern of toppling. Did not see them available in homeowner type stores at that time.

Tarps work great for hard to reach areas of the coop. I used to carry 5 gallon buckets to the back and carry them out. One can load more on a tarp with less strain on the body.
Next wheel barrel will be a two wheeler.

 

[N F C]

Off topic, but check out the contest entries under 9th annual NYD Hatch along HAL Baking and Gingerbread contest. It is listed under the hatch along category. My entry is post #189. I made a gingerbread chicken coop!

Thanks for helping to get the word out Cap, we need more entries. The link to the contest is at the bottom of my posts if anyone is interested. Some nice prizes for the 3 top entries!

 

[sweetater22]

Advise from an old contractor steer clear of the two wheeled versions that have solid tires, they are very hard to roll in soft conditions. We bought them thinking they would be great (no flats) we had no flats but couldn't push them.