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Race to Ripeness
The garden has been a real battle this summer. I’ve focused on the weeds, and yes, I did have to resort to the nuclear option (Roundup) to finally kill the four large burdock plants and some extra-resistant thistles (only around … Continue reading
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Tagged garden pests, growing squash, squash bugs, squash vine borers, tomato tea
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Squash
I’m not sure what’s going on with my winter squash. They look weird. I planted four kinds of winter squash this year: butternut, delicata (the queen of squash), tahitian (supposed to be a long-necked butternut) and a couple seeds called “Cool Old … Continue reading
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Tagged banana squash, cool old squash, cross-pollination in squash, Gete-okosomin, growing squash, organic vegetables
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