I have grown these for 30 years. They come back each year the same as the year before. They are very good early in the spring as a green onion. We use them a lot. When they get bulbs on the tops the stems get hard and they are like chewing a tree limb so they are not good in the summer. You can plant them anytime. They are hard to kill off. If you pull them out and toss them in a compost pile they keep growing there and them sprout form the roots you missed. We like them but switch to regular onions in the summer and winter because they are bigger and better. The spring is when they are the best. They taste like a regular onion and are some of the first things to grow in the spring so they are nice to have in the garden.

Sounds like bot flies!

I ate one years ago. Tasted like chicken/pork chop. Very good!

Great timing !

I am currently reading Death In the Long Grass and am in the chapter on crocodiles

Law makers in NY are claiming this is for making child custody battles in the courts easier. What a load of crap. IMO it is more catering to the trans community.

Some of that country looks familiar. Did you see any white mountain goats?

Big enough with alot of bays and islands.Not a wide open round lake

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The great Satan has spoken!

I bought this one off Amazon for $50.00. I'm very impressed.

Dorloti weed Torch

That's fantastic info, thanks Shakeyjake.

Go read trapperkecks post about his buddy that had a stroke. I guarantee he'd trade places with you. He's got a harder road ahead than you and more uncertain.