Krysta Glovasky-Ridsdale

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Still thinking about this as a possibility to try.  Except, under my lawn it is pure clay.  I might even need a pick-axe to dig a hole to plant a potato .  Which is why I grow in towers, but that does not qualify.

But is it wrong that my first thought was 2 x 100 .  A stripe, right along the yard LOL.
1 year ago
Just at first glance.....due to my strange sense of humour, there were too many answers for each question that would apply .

It looks like an awesome opportunity and I would LOVE to apply, but I can't afford to quit my full time day job at this point, which makes me sad.

Do you think there might be some opportunities to do grunt work for shorter periods on evenings and week-ends?

This book sounds like it is right up my alley!

I would love to help test recipes!  I am very interested in the gluten free parts as well, since I cannot eat wheat.

Krysta.
5 years ago
I make mine with one head fresh garlic, one horseradish root, one hand ginger, 5 fingers turmeric (fresh or at least 1 tbsp. dried), one onion, one orange (zest and juice), one lemon (zest and juice), a few fresh hot peppers and apple cider vinegar (2 quarts about) as a base.  I also add about 1 tsp cracked black peppercorns, as I believe it helps boost the work of the turmeric, and I prefer fresh turmeric root to dried but use what you have.

Then I add other things depending whim.  So this batch I added thyme and rosemary (coughs, expectorant), dried elderberry (anti-viral, good for warding off flu or maybe shortening duration), dandelion root (just because, good blood cleanser) and jalapeno powder.  Sometimes I add dried nettle leaf or raspberry leaf.

I let it steep for about two weeks, then strain off that batch and add more vinegar.  This part I let steep as long as possible and label.  So sometimes I end up with different long steeped containers with different added ingredients, and have choices if necessary.  This batch was focused on respiratory (thyme and jalapeno) but I also have some that is more a general tonic with nettle and raspberry leaf and dandelion root and parsley.  I have another bit in a pint jar from a batch that had contained habanero that is a great decongestant LOL.
5 years ago
That cost is very reasonable.  I would be interested!

Krysta
6 years ago
I would love to try it!  Small suburban plot, Windsor Ontario.  Likely to grow in containers.  Would we still have time to plant this year?

Let me know the payment and shipping details.

Now I have to go research hand spinning cotton without a wheel LOL!

Krysta.
6 years ago