Everything I learned about Brugs

Brewers, KY(Zone 6b)

Cala taught me...isn't she a beeeuutiful brug????

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Brugvalley, Germany(Zone 7b)

Hi Lisa,
how old is this Brug? What is the name of the tree above the brug? May be the PH is wrong.Oaks are very bad for brugs...because very acidic.
In Germany we keep such small plants in small pots.

Which Brug is it?

Please give some more information about this brug, may be anyone here will have an idea.
Greetings Ludger

Milton, FL(Zone 8a)

In that rich delta soil you had better get out of the way.

Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a)

Lisa, just HOW LONG did you keep that poor little brug in the little pot it was in LAST YEAR????? OMG, I call that brug abuse!!! Treat it like your gingers, lol. Such a pityful life that poor little creature has led. Oh the pain of the abuse it's suffered!!
OK, I'm fine now.

Woodsville, NH(Zone 4a)

Oh my! Poor little thing. :(

Dripping Springs, TX

Oh Lisa I feel your pain! All my brugs look like that too. Do you have that brug planted in mudbug dirt?

San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b)

I can see you did a great job Cala teaching Lisa all about brugs...........LOL



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Newberry, FL(Zone 8B)

Lisa she is a beautiful brug. keep us posted on how fast she grows! i would like to have about 100 loads of your soil to put on my sand.

Lake Toxaway, NC(Zone 7a)

justmeLisa, do you think some of the posters to this thread missed the point?

Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a)

HA!!! I get the point, I've been framed again!!! Carol put you up to this didn't she?????

Brewers, KY(Zone 6b)

Carol....naaaaahhhh, not sweet Carol ;-)

Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a)

Remember, I spent 2 weeks with Carol and Jo, surely they wouldn't conspire to do this. I promise they liked my driving.
Would Kathleen have anything to do with this conspiracy? I know she is an anti-brug-abuse crusader.

Panama, NY(Zone 5a)

Lisa, looks fine to me - I'm speaking from a NoBrugsZone here - just stomp on it a little! Heehee

Poor Calalily, she spent tooooooo much time with Poor Ned and now they just both get picked on something terrible.

Bodrum, Turkey(Zone 10a)

Lisa, you just wait, next year everyone will be eating their hearts out........
are those hazelnuts I see?
doyou have a loquat tree in your new property? or do you want me to send you some saplings? they are about 2 feet tall this year.

North Vancouver, BC(Zone 8b)

Surely this isn't the 'I live in a closet and never get watered, brug abuser' is it?? LOL

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

hehehe!!! Cala can teach some of us, some of us have a hard time learning Lisa!! (have to say that or she won't share with me anymore!!!)

Brewers, KY(Zone 6b)

Ludger, you have been so kind with your response to my helpless brug, thank you. I do have an Oak tree off to the side of this brug and the soil that the brug is planted in may be on the acidic side. We use that soil as a flower bed builder.(Hubby is a landscaper) I have to admit though, I am a brug killer. Yes, woe to me. You see, once I had a lovely brug, it bloomed lovely white flowers and at night the fragrance was intoxicating. I loved that brug. I live in the land where brugs grow can grow over 12 ft. high planted in the ground. BUT, I also live in the land of monsoons. It rained that fateful August so much that my brug just drowned. We have since moved from the property that floods,as you can see my brug thumb follows me.

Kathleen, I would do a stomp dance on it, but I am thinking this is much more fun to taunt Cala.

Now, the second part of that story is that I had a vistor this week, Carol7. I showed her my brug and well, you can see the rest of the story..hehehe...baaad Lisa...

OH! pebble, those are acorns you see laying around.

This message was edited Friday, Oct 25th 7:31 PM

Panama, NY(Zone 5a)

Just tell Carol to get home so I don't have to dig snow off the plants (NO BRUGS) I'm supposed to send her! And tell her that she shouldn't put any plant in a closet!!!!!

Brewers, KY(Zone 6b)

Kathleen, Carol is at Cala's tonight, she is eating Spam Spaghetti for supper. Cala's special supper. Isn't that nice of her to fix that for her company? I wonder if she would like to share the recipe on the recipe forum..hmm..maybe I should request it.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

lisa, you try it for us all and let us know ;) too bad poor Carol had to have spagetti two nights in a row. wish i'd known you could put spam in it (NOT)

Bodrum, Turkey(Zone 10a)

oh...Isn't spam a considered a delicacy in some parts of the world? kind of like a poor man's pate (lol)

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

only sliced thin, fried well and placed between two pieces of miracle laced white bread.

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

with mustard.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

oops, mine is supposed to read 'miracle whip laced white bread'
DH likes mustard:)

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

Hey, miracle laced might be some good stuff too. :-) I just thought maybe you guys had a different kind of bread down there than we have.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

hehehe, it did sound funny!!!

Brewers, KY(Zone 6b)

no spam in this house...EVER! yuck..LOL. Although truth be known, mom used to fix us "fried spam sandwiches"

Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a)

Now listen here, Spam is a wonderful food!!! With the proper seasonings it can be made to taste like Lobster!!! Actually it was a wonderful maranara sauce with red wine, garlic bread and a lemon merangue pie!!!

Cedar Key, FL(Zone 9a)

there is a reason that they call junk mail spam...nobody likes it!Yuk

Deep South Coastal, TX(Zone 10a)

Now that Carol is safely on the road(safe for me, not her) I guess I could admit that those weren't clams in the sauce, but those big white grub worms we were talking about on the garden foes forum the other night. I learned to cook them from Lisa, I've even included her recipe:
2 cups stewed tomatoes, chopped
1 cup chopped peppers, sauteé till tender
1 cup chopped onions, sauteé till clear
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
1 small jalapeno pepper(to take ones mind off the grub worms)
1/4 cup mixed Italian spices
1/4 cup parmesan cheese-grated
2 cups red wine, drink one cup use the other in the sauce. Serve the remainder at dinner.
2 cups grub worms, fresh dug and sauteéd lightly.(be sure to wash the dirt off first)
salt and pepper to taste
Simmer all ingredients till hot, don't over cook the grubs, they will burst open and that's not a pretty sight.
Thanks Lisa, we loved it!!!

Cedar Key, FL(Zone 9a)

Gag!!!!

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

Oh my, you gonna edit that post before she gets home and reads it? :-) Better not let Horseshoe see your recipe. I'm with CC.........gag and more!!

San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b)

Triple gag..............

Woodsville, NH(Zone 4a)

Yuck!!!!!! I love ya Cala but if I ever get down to visit you I'll have to stop and visit Arlene and tiG first and make sure they feed me so I'm nice and full when I get to your house. :)

San Leandro, CA(Zone 9b)

I just wonder if Cala puts masks on her grub worms before she serves them.

Brewers, KY(Zone 6b)

sheeeesh Cala, you didn't do it right! You didn't make a Roux first, that must have tasted horrible without a roux...

New Iberia, LA(Zone 9a)

Grub Worms, You eat that Cala?? Gross for me.
What about you Lisa?

This message was edited Saturday, Oct 26th 2:15 PM

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

for everyone visiting near Tennessee: I'm not that far out of the way and I promise to cook something really good!!! lol!!

Woodsville, NH(Zone 4a)

You got it tiG. You'll definitely be the stop I'll make just before hitting Cala's if I get down that way. LOL
Po po Carol. She's on the road and has no idea what she ate yet.

This message was edited Saturday, Oct 26th 4:35 PM

Cedar Key, FL(Zone 9a)

bet the heads are crunchy......

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