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[Smokerbill]

I won't have Toledo Tel fiber optic here until sometime next year. They're installing it in the area, but not on my street yet. Now I have a Verizon MIFI box that works through a cell phone tower. It's good enough, but could be faster.

 

[Sequel]

We have a doe with twins here who is very thin. I’ve given her apples and once a Ritz cracker. I was just leaving my overgrown zucchini for them and now if I put anything down outside she checks it out to see if it’s food.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Wow I have not seen the resident deer yet this year.
We had to add another layer of fence because of Snow Dog.
Richard said he has seen them Might be out of my sight line.

 

[ValerieJ]

Always tons of deer around here, but we don't feed them. Can't get rid of them if we do.

 

[pennyJo1960]

There is just a doe with the kids like 2 at a time.
Having my brunch mcmuffin.
think tonight I will candle the 3 eggs I put the little Joe incubator.
Been 4 days now guess I will wait 7 days.

 

[Smokerbill]

I made some pickled horseradish today with the root I had left from last year. Figured I should use it since this year's horseradish plant is about ready to dig up.

It was easy to do. Chopped it into cubes and ran it through the food processor. Glad I save my little Beaver Horseradish jars.

https://nchfp.uga.edu/how/pickle/vegetable-pickles/pickled-horseradish-sauce/

 

[pennyJo1960]

Hey there good job.

 

[Hinotori]

I made some pickled horseradish today with the root I had left from last year. Figured I should use it since this year's horseradish plant is about ready to dig up.

It was easy to do. Chopped it into cubes and ran it through the food processor. Glad I save my little Beaver Horseradish jars.

https://nchfp.uga.edu/how/pickle/vegetable-pickles/pickled-horseradish-sauce/

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I'll check that out. I need to dig out my potted horseradish and remove some. It's also invaded the garden from when I had the pot out there.

 

[Smokerbill]

Hey there good job.

Thanks!

I'll check that out. I need to dig out my potted horseradish and remove some. It's also invaded the garden from when I had the pot out there.

Yeah, horseradish can be hard to get rid of if you let it get out of hand. I have mine growing in a half of an old 55 gallon drum filled with soil. I packed a layer of rock and gravel in the bottom for drainage and to prevent roots from growing through. This is the second year I've used it for growing horsey weed.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Ordered some tonight will grow in the old toilet.