HeyJaredGreg Pryor
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Now is the time to plant cool-weather vegetables in the Pee Dee region (opens the original)
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It’s so hot on the homestead that the chickens are laying hard-boiled eggs. Even though it’s hellish outside, now is the time to plant cool-weather vegetables in the Pee Dee region. These plants include a variety of greens, root vegetables and herbs that thrive in the cooler months of fall and winter. You can start with either seeds or seedlings. Seedlings are much more costly than seeds, but you are buying the time and effort needed to get them started. Seeds are cheaper, but they require time
Preserving the Harvest (opens the original)
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It’s mid-summer in the Pee Dee and all your hard work in the garden has paid off. You’re eating fresh produce every day, and now your countertops and refrigerator are full of surplus vegetables. But now you’re faced with an enviable problem -- what to do with such a bountiful harvest? In this article, I will describe preserving your harvest by canning, freezing, dehydrating, pickling and fermenting. For each of these options, I could give a TED talk on the myriad principles and details. But for
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