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Few pics of some bits.  

You are right Arry yours look well happy in there In my case it was simply a matter of laziness lol. I use the scaffold netting which was on them but I sort of threw it on. If your going to net y

I think my spuds are going well? Got some corn, some peas and beans going too, all new to this so no idea if they're growing well or not lol

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Dont know the first thing about any type of fungi can anyone tell me what this is ? :thumbs:

 

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Looks like a Giant Puffball to me mate,good eating by all accounts and looks in perfect condition,just make sure its all white mate with no yellow or gills on the inside when you cut it open(it should be solid white flesh inside) and you got yourself a feast there.

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Dont know the first thing about any type of fungi can anyone tell me what this is ? :thumbs:

 

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Looks like a Giant Puffball to me mate,good eating by all accounts and looks in perfect condition,just make sure its all white mate with no yellow or gills on the inside when you cut it open(it should be solid white flesh inside) and you got yourself a feast there.

 

Thanks much appreciated. :thumbs:

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Raspberries I took over been bugging me all summer. In a raised bed chock a block with grass they just got choked so I thought today was the clean the whole thing out and use it some thing else.

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The rots aon the canes were just smoothered

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managed to recover a few to start a new bed else where and will see if I can pick some up cheap some where to fill it out

 

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will give the bed another go over and maybe use for for garlic

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Terry, stick this years growth that you cut down in a bucket of water and within a couple of months they will have roots and you can plant them up in the spring and they may even bare fruit as they will be second year growth then.

 

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The ones I planted through the cardboard I managed to get up roots and all then I had lots of dead root with no growth this year they seemed dead. I had put them on the fire heap but I will lob them in water and see Allan :thumbs: . Would save a few pennies if I could get a few going

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Parmesan Puffballs

Serves 4 as an appetizer

Hope Miller is the coauthor of the book Mushrooms in Color . This is one of her favorite recipes.

  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 1 cup flour
  • About 1 pound puffballs, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch slices
  • 1 egg, slightly beaten with 2 tablespoons water
  • 1 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
  • 4 tablespoons butter or more if needed
  • 2 tablespoons oil or more if needed

Mix the salt with the flour. Dip the mushroom slices in the flour, then in the egg, and last, in the cheese. Melt the butter and oil in a sauté pan or skillet and sauté the mushrooms slowly until golden brown. Drain on paper towels. Serve at once.

--Hope Miller

I have read up on a few ways to cook it as you say fry in butter grill steam in soups etc. i might try the recipe above. i hope i wont be poisoned. :laugh:

 

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