was really nice Tues. and I couldn't hold myself back from the garden any longer. I was going to move my asparagus back in the Fall and never got around to it. So I decided to move it and hope there wouldn't be any problem with moving it at this time of the year. We have mild winters , so hopefully it will be o.k. The stalks were filled with asparagus seeds , so I stripped those little red berries to plant.
I dug up the asparagus roots and planted some of them in the two raised beds near Dh's garage. I also planted a couple near the chicken coop , plan to see were it grows best.
I've been peeling , chopping , drying garlic ..........
and grinding the garlic into .........
garlic powder this week too. I haven't tried it yet , but it smells really good. Have you ever made homemade garlic powder ?
Garden Blessings
JoyceAnn
No, but I will now. :) You are always so busy and your gardens do so well.
ReplyDeleteYou have so much garlic powder! Do you plan on selling it at the farmer's market?
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog through Farm Chick's... I have never planted garlic, let alone dried it... something new to do! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Peggy ~ There's alot work in it , sure hope it's worth it (LOL).
ReplyDeleteTeresa , it looks like a lot of garlic , but that's a pint jar of powder. I peeled about a quart and a half of garlic and the end product was less than a pint. I'll be selling garlic bulbs at the Farmer's Market so they can make their own garlic powder(LOL).
Hi MaryAnn ~ Glad you came by for a visit. Garlic is very easy to grow , you should give it a try.
Thanks for stopping by my blog! We are currently growing garlic in our garden, I have never tried to make garlic powder.. nice idea! We will have to keep this in mind come harvest time! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGood grief that a lot of garlic! Wonderful job on all of it! I'm just getting this years garlic in so it will be late all around. I use so much of it for worming, I really need a much larger bed for it.
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