I bought comfrey roots from Billy & Michele at Perma Pastures Farm. The roots took a couple months to get growing but once the start, they grow very well and come back every year even in our zone 4a-4b.
You are saving seeds from different peppers that grew right next to each other. They probably cross pollinated and what you get from those seeds will be some sort of hybrid. If you like them then that's great.
I save the skins and dehydrated them. Then I powdered them. I use it like a tomato paste as a thickening agent. You can add it in soups and thicken your sauces with it. Give it a try, it’s amazing.
I use “The All New Ball Book Of Canning and Preserving”. The tomato recipe I use is on page 200 and the Rotel/Mexican Tomatoes Sauce is on page 208. We cannot write out their recipes from the book because they are copy written. It is a great canning book
Don’t forget the beet. I made another round last week and the color was off. My Boo said did you add the beet? Made all the difference. Thank you for your support.
Hi! Thanks for this video. The measurements are very helpful. Can I ask you please why you're using dried oregano when you cut fresh oregano from your garden? I'm sure you have a reason and I know it was you that dehydrated the oregano but I would've just put in the fresh oregano and the dehydrating step. Again thanks for the video😊
This is my dream backyard,i am from the Island so i grew up with most of those plants around.. thanks for sharing your beautiful space.. New friend here.
It needs a carrier. That would be the beeswax. I’m sure it would be fine but it would always have that oil consistency. The beeswax will last a long time, it’s worth the investment.
@@Mygardendiary I wasn’t referring to eliminating the beeswax .. I was thinking of using a little less olive oil and replacing it with castor oil to make a mixture
Happy to find your channel. I’m in Dr Phillips & have several of the same trees as you so you will be a good resource. I also have chickens but Orange County doesn’t allow a rooster in residential zoning. So no babies. Your property is lovely.
Thank you so much for your support. We are not aloud to have roosters but they are micros and often quieter then the hens. Several of our neighbor’s have them. Thanks for watching.
I watch the Joy in your face as You described how You acquired where You live now. I truly enjoyed the garden tour. I immediately subscribed and hit the Like button, too. Thanks for sharing ☺🌟
