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Because I started my seeds early but didn't actually get the garden planted until much later than usual due to other things in my life, harvest time is a little later for me than most folks. So I'm proud to say that I picked my first zucchini and await the followers with much expectation. We have lots of varieties of squash this year. Of course there are the standard summer squash; zucchini and yellow crook neck but I'm also hoping my ronde de nice globe zucchini will produce soon. I can see spaghetti squash that are about plum size and growing quickly. We have a few winter squash and pumpkins too. And gourds! Bushel basket, big apple and luffa. The rest of the garden is mostly tomatoes!!! Lots of varieties and colors and I can't wait until I pick the first ones! Orange/yellow tomatoes with a splash of purple on their cheek or all green ones; yellow, red, orange and purple; cherry size and giant ones that fill a plate!
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
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