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csziggy

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10. My place is only ten miles from the Georgia line

Reply to Kali (Reply #9)

Fri Jul 9, 2021, 07:27 PM

Jul 2021

So think of south Georgia weather here. Some winters we don't get much below freezing, like this past winter, but we get hard freezes down to 22 F or so, enough we have to drain the barn and leave the house pipes dripping. We had one year when it got to 8 F - froze everything hard and it took several days to thaw out.

OK, so freezing herbs in olive oil would work? That sounds good.

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Siswan's post about the garlic reminded me [View all] csziggy Jul 2021 OP

prostrate rosemary, REALLY??? elleng Jul 2021 #1

Air dry the leafy herbs dem in texas Jul 2021 #2

Here in Florida I can't dry them outside - they would just get moldy csziggy Jul 2021 #3

*cough* we used to dry a certain herb in the microwave Kali Jul 2021 #4

Hmmm, never tried microwaving , ahem, herbs csziggy Jul 2021 #5

well my skin may be like a lizard most of the year Kali Jul 2021 #6

basil and cilantro are two herbs that don't dry well Kali Jul 2021 #7

We get good freezes here in North Florida some winters csziggy Jul 2021 #8

ah, my geographical ignorance strikes again Kali Jul 2021 #9

My place is only ten miles from the Georgia line csziggy Jul 2021 #10