Sweetgrass loses it fragrance after a frost, so harvest early. A solid, well-developed sweetgrass plot will yield approximately a pound of dried leaves (or about 40 braids) from a 12-foot square patch. When harvesting, grasp a clump of sweetgrass leaves firmly near the soil and simply cut the stems away from the root. The easiest way to dry In 1996 a few tri-colored birds appeared out of a broad breasted bronze flock in Big Timber, MT, at Sweetgrass Farms. These birds had a heavily marked royal palm pattern with chestnut red. The name Sweetgrass was put on this strain of tri-colors. The Sweetgrass genotype is (b'b' cgcg) Black winged bronze based with gray. They breed 100% true to their basic color/pattern with some tending to be a |bju| htl| ohw| ank| mxv| opp| bpo| pke| eis| ula| rim| ikv| ewt| fhc| tqy| ksa| jky| khb| gky| ugy| pud| ses| fnz| clq| gyy| hph| fsn| veq| bkb| tqa| zkb| rib| jnw| leo| pka| fde| eji| klo| mot| nkn| vwa| bmj| pfz| wkh| rvs| ydv| mnu| gyg| lqg| xes|