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ROBIN F

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  • ROBIN F
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Gardening: WHEN DO U PICK DILL?

AFTER IT BLOOMS? DO U PICK DILL OR CUT IT LEAVING THE ROOTS?
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ROBIN F Harrisonville, MO on Jul 09, 2012
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  • Douglas Hunt
    Douglas Hunt on Jul 10, 2012
    Just as Lori says. When the plants begin to mature and yellow, you can process the seed heads: ...»
    Cut the heads of the plants containing the seeds, leaving a short stem. Place them on a drying tray for five or six days, after which the seeds should fall fairly easily from the heads. Remove the chaff, and allow the seeds to continue to dry for another week, stirring them frequently. Store seeds in airtight jars after complete drying.

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Gardening: WHY R MY CUCUMBERS YELLOW AND BITTER?

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ROBIN F Harrisonville, MO on Jul 09, 2012
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    Daniela N on Jul 10, 2012
    in Italy we cut the end off one side and rub it in circles on the cut part of the cucumber. It ...»
    will make a white foam, that will draw out some of the bitterness of the cucumber out.

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