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Message: Dirt Du Jour: {title} thought you might like this little ditty from Dirt du jour April 13, 2009 Snails are the new nearly sustainable food source Only in the Telegraph UK: One way to rid America from the French invasion of Helix Aspersa is to cook up the monopods with butter and garlic. But I suppose you already knew that our garden snail is the escargot kind. In fact, one blogger has devoted a web site, Eating Garden Snails to recipes. OK it’s a new blog, started on Monday with only one recipe, but it looks delish and it’s a start! Now this from YouTube… Old timey Willie shows you how to sharpen the hedge pruners Wendy Proud explains how to grow blueberries in Southern California And if you’ve got 10 minutes and like Pink Floyd - Fun with Wild Fungus Digging for weekly deals: Just what we need at this time of year: a rubber boot tray 40% off at Ballard Designs. Grab this for $15 Free book Friday!, February 3, 2012. Thinking ahead, February 2, 2012. Juxtaposition, January 31, 2012. Subscribe | Unsubscribe | Editorial and Privacy Policies | Contact 17602 17th Street, Suite 102 #142 Tustin, Ca. 92780-7915 All contents © 2012 Dirt Du Jour
thought you might like this little ditty from Dirt du jour
Only in the Telegraph UK: One way to rid America from the French invasion of Helix Aspersa is to cook up the monopods with butter and garlic. But I suppose you already knew that our garden snail is the escargot kind. In fact, one blogger has devoted a web site, Eating Garden Snails to recipes. OK it’s a new blog, started on Monday with only one recipe, but it looks delish and it’s a start!
Old timey Willie shows you how to sharpen the hedge pruners
Wendy Proud explains how to grow blueberries in Southern California
And if you’ve got 10 minutes and like Pink Floyd - Fun with Wild Fungus
Just what we need at this time of year: a rubber boot tray 40% off at Ballard Designs. Grab this for $15