Eat The Weeds: Episode 98: Wax Myrtle
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@ScottfromTexas Yep, it makes bubbles
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@lunarrn - don't know if you got this answered. I believe he said "foam ON beer" which I take to mean it was added in the beer making process - presumably to add that soap-like quality of making bubbles possible.
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@EatTheWeeds At 4:15 you say, "speaking of alcohol, these leaves have been used in making ? fulmon ? beer."
I have a yard full of wax myrtles and am tired of hops. I would rather make beer with something in my yard.
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Thank you... I'll try both methods :)
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@lunarrn Ah...which beer? (The one I wish I had with me... it was a HOT day when I made that video.)
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@Linward Digging up little ones is the quickest way. They transplant easily. Or, collect some seeds in the late summer/fall. They need no tending and can tolerated a good amount of drought once established.
Hey Green Deane, you know where to find any bodark trees?
LeonRFpoa 1 year ago
@LeonRFpoa One does grow in FLorida, but usually one finds them in the Ohio area.
EatTheWeeds 1 year ago
You my friend seem like one cool dude - I just bought some wax myrtles and am hoping they will serve as somewhat of a privacy hedge. Wish me luck!
WickedOneVA 1 year ago
@WickedOneVA They can make an excellent hedge and grow quickly as well.
EatTheWeeds 1 year ago