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Title: Anybody know anything about growing sprouts?
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Published: Feb 15, 2015
Author: Me
Post Date: 2015-02-15 21:14:39 by Chuck_Wagon
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Yeah - I mean bean / alfalfa sprouts and the like. So I got this 'Sproutmaster' thing for Christmas... Anybody got any idea?
And YEAH - this is THAT Chuck_Wagon.
(The one who has never gotten around to building
the greenhouse south of the garage ... THAT one...)
All I know is that you put the things on a turkey
& cheese & tomato sandwich. Avocado might be optional -
I dunno. 
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#2. To: Chuck_Wagon (#0)
Welcome to LF. Don't know much about sprouts. However I'm sure quite a few folks around here know how to grow all sorts of herbs:) Just drop in on one of the cop threads.
Thanks! I used to grow basil every year along with all of I've now basically put the garden on 'hold' until I
I CAN dig up my yard right now. Can basically do that year round in Texas:) May have to mow the lawn this week too!
Ah yes - I remember the BBQs we had on those 70 degree
It's all balance. You, no doubt, are paying much higher taxes living in PA. No state income tax in Texas. Some say, who lived here and now elsewhere, that the property taxes are higher in Texas. However, you get 'more' house and land for what you pay back east or west. Plus the prices are not stupid crazy as in NY.
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#6. To: redleghunter (#2)
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...folks around here know how to grow all sorts of herbs:)
my other vegetables. Super easy! After sprouting.
Basil seeds can be stubborn, you see...
build/have a greenhouse. I suppose that I am lazy.
So be it. Hey - YOU go dig up your yard - (or fill pots with dirt)
and get back to me - eh?
#13. To: Chuck_Wagon (#6)
Hey - YOU go dig up your yard - (or fill pots with dirt) and get back to me - eh?
#14. To: redleghunter (#13)
...year round in Texas:)
January days (yes, they were somewhat rare) when I
lived in South Carolina. It was nice. One of a
number of places I've lived in - and never should
have left. It always came down to making money.
Dang it!
#15. To: Chuck_Wagon (#14)
It always came down to making money. Dang it!
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