I'm considering getting myself a dehydrator or two at walmart to deal with the problem of excess going to waste. Between this and dozens of other videos I've been watching all winter, I'm fairly confident that summer/fall is going to be an abundant time for me :P
About 5 years ago, I bought Daphne an Excalibur Parallel X dehydrator. That turned out to be a great investment in an active dehydrator. Much more efficient than the models I had gotten her before. Costs a little more, but well worth it in the long run.
Those trees are beautiful, and they're bearing at such a young age is great. Any chance of getting seeds? Do you have an Ersy account or something similar?
Wilde life appreciates it
I'm considering getting myself a dehydrator or two at walmart to deal with the problem of excess going to waste. Between this and dozens of other videos I've been watching all winter, I'm fairly confident that summer/fall is going to be an abundant time for me :P
About 5 years ago, I bought Daphne an Excalibur Parallel X dehydrator. That turned out to be a great investment in an active dehydrator. Much more efficient than the models I had gotten her before. Costs a little more, but well worth it in the long run.
I would like to try wild cherry wine a piece of cheese someday.
Those trees are beautiful, and they're bearing at such a young age is great. Any chance of getting seeds? Do you have an Ersy account or something similar?
I would pay very well to get these cherries, grew up in New Brunswick eating them , please give a place that I could buy these
I wish I knew of a place that sold them. It could make a good crop for wild jams and jellies. They are extremely abundant.
i have a couple trees that have to be 70 plus feet tall....