In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Cut the apple, pear, or other fruit in half, through the stem. Press a large melon baller into the center of each half, turning to remove the tough core. Cut a cucumber in half lengthwise, then scrape out the seeds by running the melon baller scoop down its length. Cut a peach in half and pull out the pit. If the flesh around the pit is dry or moldy, scrape it out with a shallow scoop of the melon baller. Remove similar small defects on other round fruit surfaces, where a knife is awkward to use. You can remove potato eyes this way as well. From cookie dough to meatball mixture to Matzoh dumplings, any thick substance can be shaped into a ball using this tool. Make sure to use an appropriately sized melon baller. If the recipe calls for large dollops, smaller dots may burn during cooking. Plastic melon ballers may only work on soft foods, such as sorbet. Try dipping it in hot water, then scooping miniature ice cream sundaes. Some melon ballers have a serrated edge for a more controlled grip. Use these to remove strawberry greens, or to prepare cherry tomatoes for stuffing.
Summary: Core fruit. Remove fruit blemishes. Use it to sculpt other foods. Hull small fruit with a serrated scoop.

You want the spinach to grow in soil that is continually moist but not overly drenched. Depending on the climate, you should water your spinach crop on average once or twice per week. Again, spinach does not do well in hot weather. If temperatures begin to climb, you can cover the soil with a shade cloth to lower the temperature of the soil and keep the plants cool. If your spinach plants are growing slowly, you may want to add more nitrogen-based fertilizer. As mentioned above, spinach likes soil rich in organic matter such as well-rotted manure, alfalfa meal, soybean meal, cottonseed meal, and blood meal. Add the fertilizer according to label recommendations and water thoroughly. Spinach is a cold-hardy crop that farmers often maintain over the winter for an early crop next year. During winter, protect your spinach plants in a "low tunnel" of row cover over a simple PVC frame, with ventilation to prevent overheating on sunny days. The spinach plants will be semi-dormant during the darker months, requiring infrequent watering and no fertilization. Once longer daylight hours trigger growth in late winter, provide water-soluble fertilizer and care for the growing spinach as you would at other times of year. Some varieties are more cold tolerant than others. Check the seed catalog or contact the seed supplier for more information.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep your planting area moist. Cover the soil with a shade cloth if temperatures climb above 80 (26C). Fertilize your plants only when necessary. Overwinter your spinach.

Q: You can do this by purchasing them from a nursery or garden store, or you can extract them from prickly pear fruit. Prickly pear fruit is a red, egg-shaped fruit that grows off the top of the prickly pear plant. To remove the seeds from a fruit: Put on gloves to protect your hands from the thorns. Slice the ends off the fruit. Stand the fruit up on one end. Make a thin, vertical slice down one side of the skin, and carefully stick a finger underneath. Peel away the skin by unwrapping the fruit like an orange. Use your fingers to break apart the flesh to find the seeds, which are studded throughout the fruit. Take a small garden pot that has a hole in the bottom. Cover the bottom of the pot with a layer of small rocks, which will allow water to drain better. Fill the pot with soil that contains about half soil and half sand, rough pumice, or loam. These soils drain better than ones with a high clay content, and are more similar to the natural desert soils a cactus prefers. You can also purchase a pre-mixed cactus or succulent potting mix. If you don't have any garden pots, you can use a plastic cup. Poke several holes in the bottom to allow water to drain out. To grow multiple prickly pears, prepare several garden pots in this way. Lay one or two seeds on top of the soil. Gently press the seeds into the soil and cover them with a light dusting of soil. Add a small amount of water. You want the soil to be moist, but not wet. Cactus seeds don't need direct sunlight the way established plants do. Keep the pots in a shaded area that's surrounded by sunlight to allow for a warm climate. As the seeds grow, keep the soil moist until they germinate. Water the soil when it starts to become dry to the touch. Prickly pears grown from seeds tend to take longer to grow than propagated plants, and the resulting cacti could take three to four years to produce flowers and fruit. However, growing plants from seeds is important for ensuring genetic diversity.
A: Obtain the seeds. Prepare a garden pot. Plant the seeds. Keep the pots in a warm but shady place.

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<\/p><\/div>"} Measure how long the pockets need to be. They should be right along the bottom and 1/4 of an inch (.6cm) from the side. Cut along the line. Do not stick this to anything on the inside just yet. colored tape and, using an X-ACTO knife, cut it to be 1 1/4 inch (3.2cm) wide. Place one end at the bottom of the wallet. Trim the edges.
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Make two 10 inch (25.4cm) by 3.5 inch (8.9cm) strips in the same way as before, using the accent color. Cut both in half (5 inches, 12.7cm) and trim the edges. Fold the small rectangles so that the back is .5 inches (1.3cm) longer (the front should be 1.5 inches (3.8cm) in length). Take two pockets and put them so that the back of one is on top of the front of the other. Trim them again. Put one on the left side of the wallet. Measure 1/4 of an inch from the center and mark that on the pockets. Repeat for the right side. Take a piece of the original color, about 10 inches (25.4cm), and attach it to the outside of the wallet so that it covers the same color along the bottom. Place the pockets in their correct places. Take a 5-inch (12.7cm) piece of the pocket' Attach that piece to the center of the wallet over the pockets. Wrap the top into the bill fold. Fold over the bottom piece of tape so that it holds the pockets down.