I have the small one. Don't remember what it is called. I really like it! It works wonders for any kind of water. Maybe you said in post, but what filters did you get?

Your Berkey sure is shiny! What are you polishing it with?

In Botany class we used to call the Wooly Mullein "Toilet Paper Plant." Great documentation of some natural stuff!

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Exactly my friend. You can bring them in in the spring, and fall, to extend the growing period. You have some nice stuff going on there. Green tomatoes are so good fried. I always wanted to try pickling

Tomatoes are great canned. I bet your sauce will be good!

I met a man the other day who said he Hated tomatoes! Lol. I can't even imagine that. Have you grown tomatoes before?

Nature is amazing. My Girlfriend was beside me while I was pruning tomatoes. She took one branch and stuck it in the ground. We laughed. But it grew, and produced. Tomatoes are especially hardy.

Me too. Thank you! Maybe I will make you a sandwich.

Thank you! We need more people like Payeng looking out for the beautiful planet we live on.

A great collection of posts! Thanks for pulling all these wonderful people together, and as Minnie Pearl used to say, I am so happy to be here! Thanks!

When I was a kid we used to pick quarts of Wild Strawberries. Nature makes the best produce. I have not seen a whole field of Wild Strawberries since. I have a perfect spot to plant some. I better get

Very Nice photography! Have you ever seen the native Dwarf Iris?

Indeed, my friend! I hope he, and his kind, keep reminding us of what is possible using what nature offers all of us for free.

Interesting, but mind boggling stuff. Growing up in the country, my dad built our family home all by himself. He never got any permits. He did the electrical, plumbing, and even the septic system. The

The aliens have landed! I like the sound of these, and also the Katydids. I always miss them when they go silent in the fall.

That's cool. I have a few more to use somewhere. One really cool one is an old Sunbeam sunlamp. It is very art deco, yet futuristic looking. Let me know how your project turns out.

Another wildflower enthusiast! It is amazing how many beautiful things there are to see.

I used to have all those Audubon guides, but after having to downsize during a move I gave them to my nephew, lol. I now have an extensive (hodge podge) collection with a few Petersons. That small guide

You're inspirational! Thanks for chat last night, and invite. I second the digging bar. That thing is a life saving brute!