An Easter surprise for you!
We have a special Easter surprise for all Super Fryd users!
What is the Easter surprise?
All Super Fryd users can find three Easter decoration elements for the bed planner under Decoration.
The Easter decorations will be made available free of charge to existing Super Fryd users and anyone who purchases a Super Fryd annual subscription by 22 April 2025 will also receive the free Easter decorations.
After that, these elements will no longer be available. For all other users, these elements can be found permanently in the bed planner.
We wish you lots of Easter fun decorating your flowerbed and garden plans.
Your Fryd Team
Anne
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While on vacation, we collected a few flints (red, yellow, black, and light-colored). I've always really liked them, and now I finally have a useful application for them: in the future, they will be used to weigh down pickled vegetables (kimchi, sauerkraut, etc.) so that they don't float. The red and yellow ones contain some iron, but otherwise they should be fairly pure and chemically stable silicon. This should make them as stable as glass. Surprisingly, there was very little lime or similar substances on the pebbles. Now they can release any impurities into a vinegar bath for another 3 days, and then I will carefully boil them (with a lid, in case they do crack), but then I'm already looking forward to the next sauerkraut. 😁
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I discovered this little guy in the garden on New Year's Day and was able to identify it thanks to NABU. Thanks to the bad weather, I had time today to capture it on paper. Photo source: https://www.nabu.de/tiere-und-pflanzen/aktionen-und-projekte/stunde-der-gartenvoegel/voegel-bestimmen/13775.html
I planted onion sets in September. I don't know the variety. The picture is also from last year. My concern is that the onions are still shown in the plan for the following year. However, I want to harvest them by the end of April and then use the bed again for a follow-up crop. But that's not possible in the plan because the onions don't disappear due to the following years. Is there a solution for this?
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