It begins with a tray...
Guru's 2013
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Dude was spelunking for guano a few weeks back!
That sounds like fun actually!
Sounds like the Punchline to a very very dirty joke if you ask me.
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It was very fun! No luck on the stanky, but the caves were awesome.
Got all the peppers into the ground today. Waiting for the rain now...
I said no updates for a month but I just had to share this shot of the first hop pole going in! I'm happy!
Got all the peppers into the ground today. Waiting for the rain now...
I said no updates for a month but I just had to share this shot of the first hop pole going in! I'm happy!
I think you may end up needing an extra foot or two there guru.
It was very fun! No luck on the stanky, but the caves were awesome.
Got all the peppers into the ground today. Waiting for the rain now...
I said no updates for a month but I just had to share this shot of the first hop pole going in! I'm happy!
Why so short?
Pepper-Guru
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They are supposed to be 16ft cedar above ground! I settled for 13ft hickory 
Pepper-Guru
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A great read I would like to share with everyone:
http://timberglade.typepad.com/outside/2007/01/book_club_teami.html
http://timberglade.typepad.com/outside/2007/01/book_club_teami.html
Pepper-Guru
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Here is the mini hop yard! Poles set, eye bolts in, guy wire ran, hops planted!
Here's looking at the peppers and tomatoes.
Also got the corn and okra rows done before the rain came in. I'll be constructing boxes for the rest the veggies and working towards all raised beds next year. Raised beds are great for ensuring living soils and most importantly...I want my yard back! hahaha Enjoy the showers Georgia growers!
Here's looking at the peppers and tomatoes.
Also got the corn and okra rows done before the rain came in. I'll be constructing boxes for the rest the veggies and working towards all raised beds next year. Raised beds are great for ensuring living soils and most importantly...I want my yard back! hahaha Enjoy the showers Georgia growers!
once you got the hops, what else do you use when you brew ?
Yeast, barley, sometimes rye, wheat or corn.
Sooo when do we get to see a baby tree next to a beer bottle?
Pepper-Guru
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Yep, Im an all grain guy but as long as its got a fermentable sugar, water, and yeast its bound to be good
I've used all kinds of things in the brew experiments. The Imperial Irish Porter we made even had corned beef in it. Dogfish Head used lobster in their chocolate lobster and it was delish! Patience young Mist. The roots are cold, damp and surveying the land of plenty
Cool man! Glad we could get you pointed in the right direction! Its all about imagination ya know?
Just slammed this together about 20minñago...
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Chocolate Lobster, I so wanted to try that one! Wasn't available round these parts though.
Pepper-Guru
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I have way too many pepper plants this year. It almost took up my whole garden space...lol Nature willing and the plants don't drown in all this rain, I'll have 93 plants....Thats far too many peppers for one man. Better make some smoke racks and get some more mason jars. How's everyone else doing? Any Georgia growers tired of this rain yet?
In va not ga, but rain and night temps of 40-55 for two weeks after transplanting has been driving me nuts and slowing growth to a crawl. I'm just hoping the roots have been going nuts, and much thicker base stems gives indication that my hopes might not be fruitless. No pun intended haha.