these can definitely pass under radar as actual chicken nuggets! You could omit the thyme and maybe even cook them in the pan after dredging in a little flour and then I think they would ABSOLUTELY go unde... more »

these can definitely pass under radar as actual chicken nuggets! You could omit the thyme and maybe even cook them in the pan after dredging in a little flour and then I think they would ABSOLUTELY go undetected. Also in my quest to make easy-to-eat baby food I've made this essentially same patty with brown rice (but I cooked those in the pan vs in oven). (less)

yes I love plants that will grow from cuttings!! My lime basil also did this (I had a bunch of it in a cup with water on the window sill and weeks later looked in and tons of roots were there)! Also I have... more »

yes I love plants that will grow from cuttings!! My lime basil also did this (I had a bunch of it in a cup with water on the window sill and weeks later looked in and tons of roots were there)! Also I have a big pink milkweed plant and in the spring when it set off new shoots I broke them off and stuck them right in the ground and they did grow new plants. (less)

the upper ground sweet potato plant is doing great despite the extreme drought (even with my lack of watering). Also about a month ago deer ate every single leaf off of the upper ground sweet potato plant ... more »

the upper ground sweet potato plant is doing great despite the extreme drought (even with my lack of watering). Also about a month ago deer ate every single leaf off of the upper ground sweet potato plant and now it looks like this!! So that is impressive. No fruit yet but I will definitely grow this again just based on how hardy its been. Still not sure what the green tall bud-like shoots are growing with the sorghum. I'm hoping they will flower into something! the prickly green buds are on a volunteer plant (I forget the name right now). (less)

Pink things!: only 1 cockscomb plant surviving in a little pot on the front porch. the other little seedlings died from neglect (sorry!) plus I was reluctant to transplant because I didn't want deer to eat... more »

Pink things!: only 1 cockscomb plant surviving in a little pot on the front porch. the other little seedlings died from neglect (sorry!) plus I was reluctant to transplant because I didn't want deer to eat so I think I'm just going to move the one survivor to a large pot and grow it that way. The quinoa has all been eaten by deer but a few tiny seed heads keep coming back. the amaranth keeps getting eaten by deer but then regrows. I thought the love lies bleeding was supposed to be red but it is pink. (less)