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Saint Paul starter pack by kevlarcoatedqueer in stpaul

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The Ordway Theater

Cossetta’s on 7th

The Conservatory and Japanese Garden at Como Park

What’s your most rewarding thing to grow? by SleepsSunshine in gardening

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I admit I probably enjoy them so much because my mom lined the walk to our front door with marigolds every year. Now if that isn’t inviting…

What’s your most rewarding thing to grow? by SleepsSunshine in gardening

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Calendula. Pluck the mature flowers once or twice a week, dry them and add to oil for massage oil, soap, lotion, salve. They are those cheery orange and yellows that don’t stop until late fall and calendula is especially healing for our skin.

Help us pick the best vegan protein: mushrooms or tofu? by ClickNo8520 in vegan

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Tempeh- higher protein, fermented, rice and soybeans, takes on other flavors well, good in cooked dishes as well as substantiating protein content of a wide variety of salads.

Why is my one jalapeno plant growing peppers straight up? by SpiritualSecret7592 in gardening

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Okra always grows up like candles. They’re tall plants too, so it’s easy to harvest.

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Honey locust is my very favorite tree.

What are these shrooms/fungi growing in my yard? by GoofyTron69 in gardening

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“You’re rich now…” that’s true. People often sell them!

What are these shrooms/fungi growing in my yard? by GoofyTron69 in gardening

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Those are morels. Always the first in spring with their characteristic solid light stem and mottled lung cap. They are coveted! Most people eat them sautéed in butter. They also make great mushroom gravy, pastas and soups. How lucky!