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Patricia Isaacs wrote:Anthony, have you heard back yet? I sent in a request this morning around 5 something and got an email back around 2 in the afternoon (MST), that I was put on the list for them. I think you have to message them via the "request Seeds" button to get a response? (Not sure if that's what you did or if you just emailed them straight up?) This was the page I went through https://www.mountaingardensherbs.com/seeds
They also do sell the tubers instead of the seeds, but the list [ Plant list PDF webpage ] doesn't have a number. So I'm pretty sure they're out but it's worth a try sending a roots request as well, since they'll most likely add you to a list for them too (I admittedly did not send in a request for the tubbers because I saw the PDF first and the blank price slot) https://www.mountaingardensherbs.com/bare-roots
Anyways, sorry if you did do all of that, I just wanted to try and be helpful.
yeah i originally was interested in RMHs, but i was hoping a Batchbox set up might feel a little more fireplace(y) and be a nice touch for these Maine winter nights. My though was embedded in a central Cob wall that would capture and radiate the heat through the house.thomas rubino wrote:Hi Anthony;
No, doors are optional.
The original Batcboxes had no door and sometimes a large slab was propped there to keep sparks inside and hold some heat after the fire goes out.
Efficiency may suffer and over-fueling is likely to happen when adding wood.
A plug door of CFB can be used as a temporary door.
So no bell?
Just an open Batchbox?
With the riser venting outdoors?
