Stephen Sully

Yes, I make fruit sauces, usually when I don’t cook the jam long enough lol.
2/3c fruit pulp to 1/2c sugar works well with everything I have tried (guava, plum, mango, lychee, Surinam cherries ext)

Anne Miller wrote:

Stephen Sully wrote:

Anne Miller wrote:I only need two and could not buy any for less than ten dollars so I made my own.

Have you used an alternative to post cards?

Coconuts

How much does it cost to mail a coconut where you are at?

20$ not cheap but it is a cool thing to get.

Anne Miller wrote:I only need two and could not buy any for less than ten dollars so I made my own.

Have you used an alternative to post cards?

Coconuts

Mine is a white mulberry it’s for blood sugar and heart health. I don’t know if different varieties are better than others.

I make it by boiling it for a minute or so and then leet it steep for a while. I do the same for any leaf tea that’s not regular tea.

All types are good but the spicy Cajun kind is my favorite. I use to get some in Louisiana that would blow your head off. Good stuff.

Try white clover, it will get thick enough to out compete the grass. It’s also a nitrogen fixer.

Catie George wrote:Calling before you drop by - even 30 min notice is appreciated! A day or two is even better.

I know my grandma was sad people didn't drop in unannounced anymore, but I personally love having a bit of notice so I don't feel like my house and my body need to be in guest-ready condition at all times.

I can see how the avialability and cheapness of the modern cell phone has changed this one.

I agree. It also helps that I live over an hour from town lol

I would plot out where you want to plant your fruit trees first, then layer the garden around them. You need room to harvest when they get mature.

The US made rainbows last a long time. They were made to last because the original designer didn’t like seeing broken flip flops all over the beach.