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Re: TMJ problem
from Backwoodswife on 02/23/2015 07:52 PMHi Zackey,
Have you ever tried a caster oil pack? Caster oil is pretty amazing stuff!
We've used it for inflammed joints. Very safe treatment. Here are a coulpe links
http://altmedicine.about.com/cs/dietarytherapy/a/CastorOilPack.htm
http://www.homeremediesweb.com/castor-oil-health-benefits.php
Hope your felling better soon!
ReplyRe: Hello Gardenshare!
from Backwoodswife on 02/23/2015 07:45 PMHi Everyone! Thanks so much for your support! The site has been up 2 days and already 14 members! You should be able to invite friends if you go to members :) Kathy I just received you seeds today, Thanks so much! Your packaging was great everything arrived perfectly! I had no Idea the mini blue corn was so small, I can't wait to grow some this year!
So excited about the prospects of the site, can't Thank you all enough for joining!
TMJ problem
from zackey on 02/23/2015 07:03 PMMy TMJ is in high gear. My right cheek is swollen. I went to the dentist last week and he couln't find anything wrong with my teeth. He gave me some meds, but they haven't helped. Any home remedies or any help would be greatly appreciated.
Re: Hello Gardenshare!
from katjaqu on 02/23/2015 05:55 PMHi Lisa,
I really love this new site and want you to know how exciting it is to see this thing take off.
I've been snowed in for about ten days now and haven't been able to get out of the driveway to go into town so I've had plenty of time to watch it grow. It couldn't have come at a better time!
I was able to catch the mail truck a few days ago and send out some seeds. Please let me know if you got yours yet.
I have had time to spend looking around the internet and I think this is one of the best seed swap sites I've seen.
Thanks for sharing with all of us.
Happy Gardening 👍👍🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
Kathy
Re: Hello Gardenshare!
from socalgardengal on 02/23/2015 05:47 PMI was wondering the same. I have alot of emails from folks that I can send to. All from GW.
Found it! Click on the members button and the drop down menu has invite friends .
katjaqu Trade List 2-23-15
from katjaqu on 02/23/2015 03:53 PMSeeds I have to trade:
VEGETABLES:
Autumn Rainbow Earth Tone Dent Corn,
Blue Miniature Corn,
National Pickling Cucumbers,
Clemson Spineless Okra,
Yellow Straight-Neck Squash,
Virginia Peanuts
Connecticut Field Pumpkin
FLOWERS:
Rose Of Sharon, mixed colors,
Seeds I am looking for:
VEGETABLES
ASPARAGUS:
Asparagus, Mary Washington
Asparagus, Precoce D'Argenteuil
BEANS:
Beans, Blue Lake Bush
Beans, Bolita
Beans, Borlotto Bush or Tongues of Fire
Beans, Calima
Beans, Cantare
Beans, Cherokee Trail of Tears Pole Bean
Beans, Colombian Lizard
Beans, Colombian Marble
Beans, Contender (Buff) Valentine Bush
Beans, Dragon Tongue Bush
Beans, Feijao Fidalgo
Beans, Fin De Bagnols
Beans, French Garden
Beans, Galopka
Beans, Garnet Rice (Vigna umbellata)
Beans, Gold Marie Vining
Beans, Golden Wax Bush
Beans, Good Mother Stallard
Beans, Greasy Grits
Beans, Haricot Tarbais
Beans, Henderson's Black Valentine
BROCCOLI:
Broccoli, Calabrese Green Sprouting
Broccoli, Early Purple Sprouting
Broccoli, Rapini
Broccoli, Romanesco Italia
Broccoli, Waltham 29
BRUSSELS SPROUTS:
Brussels Sprouts, Catskill
Brussels Sprouts, Long Island Improved
CABBAGE:
Cabbage , Aubervilliers
Cabbage, Bacalan De Rennes
Cabbage, Brunswick
Cabbage, Couer De Boeuf Des Vertus
Cabbage, Cour Di Bue
Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield
Cabbage, Glory of Enkhuizen
Cabbage, Greyhound or Eersteling
Cabbage, Henderson's - Charleston Wakefield
Cabbage, Kalibos
Cabbage, Koda
Cabbage, Late Flat Dutch
Cabbage, Mammoth Red Rock
Cabbage, Nero Di Toscana
Cabbage, Perfection Drumhead Savoy
Cabbage, Red Express
Cabbage, Tete Noire
CARROTS:
Carrots, Amarillo
Carrots, Atomic Red
Carrots, Berlicum 2
Carrots, Chantenay Red Core
Carrots, Cosmic Purple
Carrots, Danvers 126 Half Long
Carrots, Dara Flowering
Carrots, Jaune Obtuse du Doubs
Carrots, Koral
Carrots, Kuroda Long 8
Carrots, Limburgse Gele Van Mollenstaart
Carrots, Little Finger
Carrots, Lobbericher Yellow
Carrots, Lunar White
Carrots, Muscade
Carrots, Nantes Scarlet
Carrots, Oxheart
Carrots, Parisienne
Carrots, Pusa Asita Black
Carrots, Pusa Rudhira Red
Carrots, Shin Kuroda 5"
Carrots, Snow White
Carrots, Spanish Black
Carrots, St. Valery
CELERY:
Celery, Celeriac Giant Prague
Celery, Giant Red
Celery, Tendercrisp
Celery, Utah Tall
Celery, Zwolsche Krul
CORN:
Corn, (Kulli) Black Incan
Corn, Bedwell's Supreme White Dent
Corn, Cherokee Long Ear
Corn, Cherokee White Eagle
Corn, Dakota Black Popcorn
Corn, Dorinny Sweet
Corn, Golden Bantam
Corn, Morado Potolero
Corn, Oaxacan Green
Corn, Po'suwaegeh Blue
CUCUMBERS:
Cucumber, Armenian (Cucumis melo)
Cucumber, Beit Alpha
Cucumber, Boothby's Blonde
Cucumber, Crystal Apple
Cucumber, Dragon's Egg
Cucumber, Early Fortune
Cucumbers, Early Russian
Cucumber, Gele Tros or Large Dutch Yellow
Cucumber, Hmong Red
Cucumber, Hoffman's Johanna (Also known as Giganta)
Cucumber Pickling, Boston Pickling
Cucumber Pickling, Chicago Pickling
Cucumber Pickling, Chinese Yellow
Cucumber Pickling, Corporal Shmatko
Cucumber Pickling, Dar
Cucumber Pickling, De Bourbonne
Cucumber Pickling, Delikatesse
Cucumber Pickling, Double Yield
Cucumber Pickling, Empereur Alexandre
Cucumber Pickling, Fin De Meaux
Cucumber Melon, Carosello Barattiero Melon
Cucumber Melon, Carosello Scopatizzo Barese Melon
Cucumber Melon, Carosello Spuredda Leccese Verde Melon
Cucumber Melon, Carosello Tonda di Fasano Melon
KALE:
Kale, Blue Curled Scotch
Kale, Dwarf Siberian
Kale, Forage Kale Proteor
Kale, Marrow Stem
Kale, Russian Red or Ragged Jack
Kale, Scarlet
Kale, Tronchuda or Portuguese Kale (Couve Tonchuda)
LETTUCE:
OKRA:
Okra, Alabama Red Heirloom
Okra, Beck's Big Buck Snapping German Heirloom
Okra, Bowling Red Heirloom
Okra, Burgundy
Okra, Burmese Heirloom
Okra, Cajun Jewel
Okra, Choppee
Okra, Cow Horn
Okra, Evertender
Okra, Fife Creek Cowhorn Kentucky Heirloom
Okra, Gold Coast
Okra, Hill Country Heirloom Red
Okra, Jade
Okra, Jimmy T's Kentucky Heirloom
Okra, Jing Orange Asian Variety
Okra, Lee
Okra, Silver Queen
Okra, Star of David (Old Fashioned)
Okra, Stewart Zeebest Louisiana Heirloom
Okra, White Velvet, Family heirloom of Cheryl and Garey Hughes Family collected by Garey's great-uncle in Warrior, Alabama in the 1930s.
ONIONS:
Onion, Bermuda, Yellow
Onion, Brown
Onion, Buffalo
Onion, Burgundy
Onion, Cipollini
Onion, Crystal Wax (white pickling onion)
Onion, Early Yellow Globe
Onion, Ebenezer
Onion, Egyptian
Onion, Evergreen Long White
Onion, Green
Onion, Leeks
Onion, Maui
Onion, Pearl
Onion, Pickling
Onion, Purple
Onion, Red Wethersfield
Onion, Red Wing
Onion, Savannah Sweet
Onion, Scallion
Onion, Shallot
Onion, Silver Skin
Onion, Southport Red Globe
Onion, Spring
Onion, Sweet
Onion, Sweet Spanish, White or Yellow
Onion, Vidalia
Onion, Walla Walla Sweet
Onion, Welsh
Onion, White Lisbon
Onion, White
Onion, White Portugal
Onion, Wild
Onion, Tree
PARSNIPS:
Parsnips, Half Long Guernsey
Parsnips, Harris Model
Parsnips, Hollow Crown
PEAS:
PEPPERS - HOT:
Peppers/Hot, Anaheim
Peppers/Hot, Bhut Jolokia or Ghost Pepper
Peppers/Hot, Black Hungarian
Peppers/Hot, Cayenne , Golden
Peppers/Hot, Cayenne Long Thin
Peppers/Hot, Chimayo
Peppers/Hot, Corne De Chevre "Goat's Horn"
Peppers/Hot, Datil (Capsicum chinense)
Peppers/Hot, Estaceno Chile
Peppers/Hot, Ethiopian Brown
Peppers/Hot, Filius Blue
Peppers/Hot, Fish
Peppers/Hot, Goat Horn
Peppers/Hot, Goat Horn, Syrian
Peppers/Hot, Habanero, Caribbean Red
Peppers/Hot, Habanero, Chocolate
Peppers/Hot, Habanero, Lemon Yellow
Peppers/Hot, Habanero, Mustard
Peppers/Hot, Habanero, Peach
Peppers/Hot, Habanero, White
Peppers/Hot, Hinkelhatz
Peppers/Hot, Hungarian Hot Wax
Peppers/Hot, India Jwala or Indian Finger
Peppers/Hot, Jalapeno, Purple
Peppers/Hot, Jalapeno, Tam
Peppers/Hot, Korean Dark Green
Peppers/Hot, Lemon Drop Also known as Aji Limon. (C. baccatum)
Peppers/Hot, Leutschauer Paprika
Peppers/Hot, Maule's Red Also known as “Lady Finger.”
Peppers/Hot, Moshi
Peppers/Hot, Ostra-Cyklon
Peppers/Hot, Pasilla Bajio
Peppers/Hot, Pimiento De Padron
Peppers/Hot, Poblano
Peppers/Hot, Polostra-Rokita
Peppers/Hot, Rezha Macedonian
Peppers/Hot, Ring of Fire
Peppers/Hot, Rooster Spur
Peppers/Hot, Santa Fe Grande
Peppers/Hot, Scotch Bonnet Yellow
Peppers/Hot, Serrano Tampequino
Peppers/Hot, Tabasco (C. frutescens)
Peppers/Hot, Thai, Burapa
Peppers/Hot, Thai, Red Chili
Peppers/Hot, Thai, Yellow Chili
Peppers/Hot, Trinidad Scorpion
Peppers/Hot, Tunisian Baklouti
PEPPERS -SWEET:
Peppers/Sweet, Albino Bullnose
Peppers/Sweet, Arroz Con Pollo
Peppers/Sweet, Bell, Golden Cal Wonder
Peppers/Sweet, Bell, Horizon
Peppers/Sweet, Bell, Orange
Peppers/Sweet, Bell, Purple Beauty
Peppers/Sweet, Corno di Toro Giallo
Peppers/Sweet, Corno di Toro Rosso
Peppers/Sweet, Doux D'Espagne or Spanish Mammoth
Peppers/Sweet, Friariello Di Napoli
Peppers/Sweet, Mammi Huber's Stuffing Pepper (Capsicum annuum)
Peppers/Sweet, Peperone di Cuneo
Peppers/Sweet, Red Belgian
Peppers/Sweet, Red Cheese
Peppers/Sweet, Red Mini Bell
Peppers/Sweet, Sweet Chocolate
Peppers/Sweet, Topepo Rosso
Peppers/Sweet, Yellow Monster
POTATOES:
RHUBARB:
Rhubarb, Glaskins Perpetual
Rhubarb, Victorian
SPINACH:
Spinach, Amsterdam Prickly Seeded
Spinach, Bloomsdale Long Standing
Spinach, Giant Noble
Spinach, Gigante d' Inverno
Spinach, Merlo Nero
Spinach, Monstrueux De Viroflay
Spinach, New Zealand (Tetragonia tetregonioides)
Spinach, Red Malabar
SWISS CHARD:
TOMATOES:
Tomatoes, Cherokee Purple Heirloom
GRAINS and Groundcovers
Buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum)
Camelina or False Flax
Cat Grass, Variegated (Hordeum Vulgare).
Chuffa or Chufa (Cyperus esculentus)
Clover, Crimson
Flax (Linum usitatissimum)
Oats, Hulless (Avena sativa)
Millet, German Foxtail (Setaria italica)
Quinoa, Cherry Vanilla (Chenoppodium quinoa)
Quinoa, Brightest Brilliant
Quinoa, Shelly 25 Black
Rape, Dwarf Essex (Brassica rapa)
Rice, Blue Bonnet
Rice, Carolina Gold
Sesame, Light Seeded (Sesamum indicum)
Sorgham, Shallu/Egyptian Wheat
Wheat, Emmer (Triticum dicoccum)
Wheat, White Sonora (Triticum aestivum)
Sesame,Black Seeded
HERBS: Any
OTHER:
Carob
Tea
Coffee Beans
Re: Gardening Kitchen Scraps - Vegetables That Will Regrow
from ibartoo on 02/23/2015 03:34 PMI love to grow things from scraps too. I have a beautiful Kiwi vine and I have also grown starfruit, papayas, mangos and avocados all grown from scraps. I try regrowing the spring onions in water, but I never seem to pay enough attention to them.
Years ago, when DH worked around a country club, he would bring me lots of pineapple tops. I have very sandy soil so they grew beautifully. I once lined an entire flower bed with them. They make awesome plants.
I will have to try the herbs though. I had never thought of that.
Re: Hello Gardenshare!
from ibartoo on 02/23/2015 03:27 PMLisa, Thanks so much for making this website. I really like it. Is there a way that we can invite friends or should I just send them an email to let them know about it?
Thanks,
Re: Pineapple Sage
from ibartoo on 02/23/2015 03:22 PMI haven't ever used it for cooking, but I do love this plant. I lost mine last year, but as soon as I find another, It is going right beside my banana shrubs!
Re: Wine Making - Fruit Of The Vine🍇
from katjaqu on 02/23/2015 03:20 PMI have a few bottles of green tomato wine aging that I made this past summer.
I love fried green tomatoes and wanted to can them to get us through the Winter.
I had a great deal of end pieces left over and decided to make wine.
I found a recipe on homegrown.com
http://www.homegrown.org/m/discussion?id=2263119%3ATopic%3A175182
I did a taste test and it wasn't bad. I think when it has had time to age it will be better.
I really love the Chai Ultra Spice Tea. I get free samples of it in the mail all the time and thought it would be worth trying.
Here is the link for the free sample.
FYI, I never give out my real email address "[email protected]" phone number "999-999-9999" or other personal info when I order samples.
http://www.twiningsusa.com/static/pantry/pantry.aspx
I had considered starting a thread of free sample links but thought I should probably talk to you first and get your thoughts on the idea.
I know it's off the garden path, excuse the pun.