sweet peppers and cucumbers.

miker · Jan 19, 2006, 12:11 pm

Dave, got a great site for sweet pepper seeds, including many types of paprika seeds, hot and sweet, Happy you might find this one interesting too, http://www.reimerseeds.com/
mike
Thanks Rex, that better now? lol, see ya tonight my dear friend,mike

Happy Trails · Jan 19, 2006, 1:30 pm

mike, Thanks for the headsup on the seed company. I think I'm going to try a couple of their paprika offerings.

HT

steo · Jan 19, 2006, 2:58 pm

Thanks miker, it's getting close to that time isn't it. I'm going to do a lot more shell beans this year and some different kinds of tomatoes.

steo · Jan 19, 2006, 3:11 pm

http://wisconsincheesemart.com/advan...b63c33efc1befe
I'm pretty sure shroom vaccum will read this: I found the sap sago cheese. If you search for "sapsago cheese" you won't find near as much as "sap saga cheese". I'm thinking about ordering some to try. I called the toll free number to check on shipping and the guy said for $7.95 they ship up to three pounds of cheese to Ohio, I imagine Michigan would be about the same. If you order 100 pounds, shipping is free. I was looking over the site and wondered if it would be worth going together to place a large order of all different kinds of cheeses. It would cost me some to ship each person there share but it might be worth it to have the chance to sample many different kinds of cheeses.

steo · Jan 19, 2006, 9:30 pm

If anyone is interested please chime in!

steo · Jan 21, 2006, 9:48 am

Was in a local bakery yesterday, selling them black walnuts, ground peppers etc. As I was turning to leave something in the glass case caught my eye, SAP SAGA CHEESE!!!! I couldn't believe it. Three ounces was $5.95, not as good of a deal as the mail order place but I had to buy one. The guy suggested mixing it with blue cheese. I had just bought some the day before so when I got home I opened both and had a sample with some crackers. That sap saga tastes like nothing I have ever had. The wife kept going on about how bad the smell was but that turned out to be the blue cheese. Anyone want a sample of the sap saga?

miker · Jan 21, 2006, 3:05 pm

Steo, sap saga is a great cheese, next time you make lasagna, add some to it

If any of you internet seed hunters, come across lucky strike pickling cucumber seeds, please post a link, can't find em anymore,mike

Happy Trails · Jan 21, 2006, 3:37 pm

mike,

Try this one: lucky strike pickling cucumber seeds Scroll down to near the bottom of the page.

HT

miker · Jan 23, 2006, 12:39 am

If anybody is interested in pickling cukes this year, this be the plant! 40 plants in 2 per mound, 20 mounds produced over 300 lbs of cukes,mike

**Frank** · Jan 23, 2006, 12:54 am

Alright!

In that case (ratio cukes to plant) I plan on planting a bunch.
Maybe 2 or 3.

Jan 19, 2006, 12:11 pm	#1
miker Enhanced Membership Name: Mike Southern, Michigan USA Join Date: Feb 8, 2003 Posts: 2,827	sweet peppers and cucumbers. Dave, got a great site for sweet pepper seeds, including many types of paprika seeds, hot and sweet, Happy you might find this one interesting too, http://www.reimerseeds.com/ mike Thanks Rex, that better now? lol, see ya tonight my dear friend,mike __________________ I've been accused of the things, I've said

Jan 19, 2006, 1:30 pm	#2
Happy Trails Full Member Name: George Southern, Michigan USA Join Date: Feb 8, 2003 Posts: 742	mike, Thanks for the headsup on the seed company. I think I'm going to try a couple of their paprika offerings. HT __________________ Eat Dessert First, Life Is Short!

Jan 19, 2006, 3:11 pm	#4
steo Full Member Name: Dave Southern, Ohio usa Join Date: May 17, 2004 Posts: 173	Cheese http://wisconsincheesemart.com/advan...b63c33efc1befe I'm pretty sure shroom vaccum will read this: I found the sap sago cheese. If you search for "sapsago cheese" you won't find near as much as "sap saga cheese". I'm thinking about ordering some to try. I called the toll free number to check on shipping and the guy said for $7.95 they ship up to three pounds of cheese to Ohio, I imagine Michigan would be about the same. If you order 100 pounds, shipping is free. I was looking over the site and wondered if it would be worth going together to place a large order of all different kinds of cheeses. It would cost me some to ship each person there share but it might be worth it to have the chance to sample many different kinds of cheeses.

Jan 21, 2006, 3:05 pm	#7
miker Enhanced Membership Name: Mike Southern, Michigan USA Join Date: Feb 8, 2003 Posts: 2,827	Steo, sap saga is a great cheese, next time you make lasagna, add some to it If any of you internet seed hunters, come across lucky strike pickling cucumber seeds, please post a link, can't find em anymore,mike __________________ I've been accused of the things, I've said

Jan 21, 2006, 3:37 pm	#8
Happy Trails Full Member Name: George Southern, Michigan USA Join Date: Feb 8, 2003 Posts: 742	mike, Try this one: lucky strike pickling cucumber seeds Scroll down to near the bottom of the page. HT __________________ Eat Dessert First, Life Is Short!

Jan 19, 2006, 2:58 pm	#3
steo Full Member Name: Dave Southern, Ohio usa Join Date: May 17, 2004 Posts: 173	Thanks miker, it's getting close to that time isn't it. I'm going to do a lot more shell beans this year and some different kinds of tomatoes.

Jan 19, 2006, 9:30 pm	#5
steo Full Member Name: Dave Southern, Ohio usa Join Date: May 17, 2004 Posts: 173	If anyone is interested please chime in!

Jan 21, 2006, 9:48 am	#6
steo Full Member Name: Dave Southern, Ohio usa Join Date: May 17, 2004 Posts: 173	Was in a local bakery yesterday, selling them black walnuts, ground peppers etc. As I was turning to leave something in the glass case caught my eye, SAP SAGA CHEESE!!!! I couldn't believe it. Three ounces was $5.95, not as good of a deal as the mail order place but I had to buy one. The guy suggested mixing it with blue cheese. I had just bought some the day before so when I got home I opened both and had a sample with some crackers. That sap saga tastes like nothing I have ever had. The wife kept going on about how bad the smell was but that turned out to be the blue cheese. Anyone want a sample of the sap saga?

Jan 23, 2006, 12:39 am	#9
miker Enhanced Membership Name: Mike Southern, Michigan USA Join Date: Feb 8, 2003 Posts: 2,827	If anybody is interested in pickling cukes this year, this be the plant! 40 plants in 2 per mound, 20 mounds produced over 300 lbs of cukes,mike __________________ I've been accused of the things, I've said

Jan 23, 2006, 12:54 am	#10
Frank Host Name: Frank Central, Michigan USA Midland Co. Join Date: Feb 7, 2003 Posts: 6,490	Alright! In that case (ratio cukes to plant) I plan on planting a bunch. Maybe 2 or 3. __________________ Frank Some of the best people are found right here. - You! Who owned the Michigan Morel Plates before I did? Click Here

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