I think you'll like the chips! LMK if you do try them. I tend to throw everything in the air fryer - it's just so easy. I think the GS would be great for your herbs & lettuces if you can shade it. I have my greens where they'll get part shade in the afternoon & I'll add a shade cloth to keep them from bolting as long as possible. I also use cauliflower for everything, my belly doesn't do well with carbs/gluten. I buy the frozen 'riced' stuff in bulk at Costco & use it for everything. My favorite is Chinese fried rice! & as rice in chicken soup. Or mashed, like mashed potatoes. I sneak it in foods on myself.
I'm not really a veggie girl, but if I throw a handful in with the meatloaf or fajitas I don't really notice it. The cabbage worms & moths gross me out to grow it & I could never grow enough so I buy it.You must have an even bigger mess than I do! At least I didn't have snow/slush first. Did you cover your strawberries? I'm thinking mine might be ok, I found a graph of temps & they were only in the low 20s for an hour or two & they got a darn good watering yesterday.
I sneak stuff in all the time because hubs isn’t a fan of a lot of vegetables. Cauliflower and broccoli are pretty easy to hide in meatloaf. I hide carrots in it because the tweenager doesn’t like them. Squash too, zucchini and yellow crookneck.I think you'll like the chips! LMK if you do try them. I tend to throw everything in the air fryer - it's just so easy. I think the GS would be great for your herbs & lettuces if you can shade it. I have my greens where they'll get part shade in the afternoon & I'll add a shade cloth to keep them from bolting as long as possible. I also use cauliflower for everything, my belly doesn't do well with carbs/gluten. I buy the frozen 'riced' stuff in bulk at Costco & use it for everything. My favorite is Chinese fried rice! & as rice in chicken soup. Or mashed, like mashed potatoes. I sneak it in foods on myself.
You must have an even bigger mess than I do! At least I didn't have snow/slush first. Did you cover your strawberries? I'm thinking mine might be ok, I found a graph of temps & they were only in the low 20s for an hour or two & they got a darn good watering yesterday.
No I didn’t cover my strawberry plants. I did leave them on the picnic table that gets a little bit of warmth from the pellet stove exhaust. They seem fine and I noticed a few new leaves sprouting. We did get a lot of snow before the rain started. There was at least 1 1/2 inches of it before the rains came. I’m thinking of turning a pallet into a planter for quick growing lettuces and radishes. I plan on leaning it up against the house off the patio so it will get afternoon shade. I want to plant mint at the bottom. My lavender seeds are finally germinating. The tarragon is germinating already. Seems a little too quick to me.I think you'll like the chips! LMK if you do try them. I tend to throw everything in the air fryer - it's just so easy. I think the GS would be great for your herbs & lettuces if you can shade it. I have my greens where they'll get part shade in the afternoon & I'll add a shade cloth to keep them from bolting as long as possible. I also use cauliflower for everything, my belly doesn't do well with carbs/gluten. I buy the frozen 'riced' stuff in bulk at Costco & use it for everything. My favorite is Chinese fried rice! & as rice in chicken soup. Or mashed, like mashed potatoes. I sneak it in foods on myself.
You must have an even bigger mess than I do! At least I didn't have snow/slush first. Did you cover your strawberries? I'm thinking mine might be ok, I found a graph of temps & they were only in the low 20s for an hour or two & they got a darn good watering yesterday.
I have heard good and bad about it, in some cases it helps, in other cases it is a very expensive electric device which doesn’t help
A nice thing about black currants is that the deer seem to leave them alone. I'm tired of having to put fences around every plant in order to protect them from the blacktail deer that often come to visit.
