Perfect. You just need a window where the ground is clear and workable then totally cover well for winter.

Yes, if the ground is not frozen they can still go in.

I will say my greenhouse grown plants got huge compared to outdoor, but I am by Spokane.

I found it didn't matter much but I do mix mine with bud mostly so it masks any harshness that could happen. The general m.o. though is to cure slow and at certain temps/humidity. I know the plantations have huge curing houses that they hang the bundles in.

I've grown Delaware, Hopi, and Bel-B tobacco and it doesn't much matter to me which one I smoke. A lot is the cure.

Reminds me of the Justy from back in the day.

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Exactly! The beets and Leeks both seem to do well in the frosts too. If the row wasn't right in the middle I'd try to leave it for lonr.

The garden is gradually getting winterized with only a few rows left to deal with. Kale and chard can handle the frosts so are still looking super strong while hte beans rows need to be pulled. The peppers came out of hte freeze dryer perfect and need to get another batch going soon. At least my workload this year is much less than prior years. #homesteading #freezedrying #hive #peakd #dailyblog https://peakd.com/hive-114308/@flemingfarm/web-server-setup-3dp-garden-work-freezedryer-batch-102-finished-fall-color-wednesday?ref=flemingfarm

Personally I prefer nitro methane ane burning rubber over gasoline but to each their own

An emulator would allow you to play it offline or you can play online like the Commodore version at https://www.commodoregames.net/Commodore64/Galactica-15214.html Or NES Galaga at https://www.free80sarcade.com/galaga.php

try an emulator? If you can find the ROM then there are a bunch of programs that will run it

Check and see if they are multiple cloves or just one. I try to break all cloves apart for planting and I had an entire variety that had sprouted roots. Probably best to plant them a bit deeper so the tip of the shoot is just under soil level, then cover with straw, needles, etc for winter which should keep those shoots okay.

Exactly. Havrest in July, save seed garlic in cooler to stratify until October when they get planted and in spring they will pop.