Frank Swansen

This summer I interviewed Bernis Ingvaldson from honeyberryusa.com and received a tour as well that I wanted to share with Permies. Bernis had a lot of amazing fruits and foods made from them to share with us. If you are in the headwaters area there is a U-pick business run here and they also sell some pretty unique berry plants as well that are available for shipping or local pickup. There is also a nice collection of resources on growing different types of berries on their website.

Pete Podurgiel wrote:I've beeen using Opera for probably a decade now and love it.  Solid platform and has a built in Ad blocker & VPN.

Only downside, sometimes certain websites will give me trouble when I need to do video conferencing (probably due to pop-up blocker).
On those rare occasions, I'll use Firefox to get by.

What is the major pros and cons for Opera from your perspective?

Over the past few years I have been using the Brave browser. My assumption is that a lot of people on Permies might use browsers other than Chrome/Firefox/Edge etc. at a higher rate. Always looking for better alternates, thanks.

Caraway, Job's tears, winter savory, some other more common perennial herbs, Lupine, bells of Ireland and a couple of extra large varieties of Lagenaria which I have not grown yet but I always grow some type as they are my favorite. I also put in arctus rubus at the end of the season this year which hopefully is still going to make it.

It didn't work for anyone that sees this and is wondering.

I put the in wet paper towel yesterday, I don't recall what heat setting I used though. I will keep you updated!

Hello!

Last year I dehydrated and mortar/pestled my cayenne peppers to be used as a seasoning. I realized going through my seeds this year that I only have Hungarian wax peppers ad ran out of cayenne seeds. Has anyone ever had success growing peppers this way? I am trying to see if they germinate regardless and figured you guys would probably enjoy my little experiment, Thanks!