welcome, mushroom class saturday

[subscr...@alanmuskat.com]

welcome everyone so far
Pears and apples are coming in. I've also found ripe autumn olives
last week, which is quite early. I gathered a bunch of pears today and
some elderberry too. And mushrooms, of course. On that note, I'm
giving a wild mushroom hunting class Saturday 9:30-2 at Warren Wilson.
Write me directly for more info.

Alan

[jennifer wright]

Wow, all of those finds sound lovely.

Ive sent a check in for the class on saturday, so if there is any info i
need regarding the place to meet, please let me know. And if should bring
anything in particular.

Thanks. Im super excited.
jennifer

*** welcome everyone so far
*** Pears and apples are coming in. I've also found ripe autumn olives
*** last week, which is quite early. I gathered a bunch of pears today and
*** some elderberry too. And mushrooms, of course. On that note, I'm
*** giving a wild mushroom hunting class Saturday 9:30-2 at Warren Wilson.
*** Write me directly for more info.
***
*** Alan
***

[rachael bliss]

So what are ripe autumn olives?  Haven't seen or heard of them!  Great apples are out right now too.....and drying them as slices is good way to preserve them for winter months. Are the pears wild or located on farms? Rachael Bliss (865) 964-5616 25 N. Liberty St. Asheville, NC 28801 http://peoplepowergranny.blogspot.com THE PLACE for adults who want to leave a better world for those who follow us! --- On Mon, 8/24/09, subscr...@alanmuskat.com <subscr...@alanmuskat.com> wrote:

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[Kevin Willeford]

I'm interested in the class. Please email me info.
Kevin willeford

[Bob]

Autumn olive (elaeagnus unbellata) is a shrub that can get pretty big
(over 10 feet tall). It is used a lot in landscaping and is
considered pretty invasive, but at least it gives us some nice
berries. The berries are reddish with speckles of grey-white. I like
them raw. You can also cook them and make syrup, but you have to
strain the seeds out.
Bob

On Aug 24, 10:03 pm, rachael bliss <rachael_bl...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> So what are ripe autumn olives?  Haven't seen or heard of them!  Great apples are out right now too.....and drying them as slices is good way to preserve them for winter months.
>
> Are the pears wild or located on farms?
>
> Rachael Bliss
>
> (865) 964-5616
>
> 25 N. Liberty St.
>
> Asheville, NC  28801
>
> http://peoplepowergranny.blogspot.com
>
> THE PLACE for adults who want to leave a better world for those who follow us!
>

> --- On Mon, 8/24/09, subscripti...@alanmuskat.com <subscripti...@alanmuskat.com> wrote:

[rachael bliss]

Be sure that you put discarded seeds in garbage to go to landfill.  Do not put in compost or flush down toilet.  You can also try your garbage disposal, if you have one.   ONE OF THIS AREA'S MOST INVASIVE PLANTS..

Rachael Bliss (865) 964-5616 25 N. Liberty St. Asheville, NC 28801 http://peoplepowergranny.blogspot.com THE PLACE for adults who want to leave a better world for those who follow us!

--- On Tue, 8/25/09, Bob <bl...@yahoo.com> wrote: