I decided not to bring in my zucchini to the State Fair because, although large, I know it will not compare to the other ones. I picked zucchinis out of my garden about this big back in July. If I had let them keep growing then I might have had a contender. Our neighbor called it Hercules...it did come in at about 18 inches though!
We have a bunch of morning glories growing in our tomato plot but I let them go because there are so many bare spots.
I want to harvest all of our basil and make a ton of pesto and freeze it.
I love this plant because up close it looks like lizard legs. If you click to enlarge it you may be able to see what I'm talking about. It has grown so much this summer, if you look back on the posts you will see how small it once was. The flowers bloom in the afternoon and the bees love it.
Jim loves this plant...
Robbie Bobbie!
I decided not to bring in my zucchini to the State Fair because, although large, I know it will not compare to the other ones. I picked zucchinis out of my garden about this big back in July. If I had let them keep growing then I might have had a contender. Our neighbor called it Hercules...it did come in at about 18 inches though!
We have a bunch of morning glories growing in our tomato plot but I let them go because there are so many bare spots.
I want to harvest all of our basil and make a ton of pesto and freeze it.
I love this plant because up close it looks like lizard legs. If you click to enlarge it you may be able to see what I'm talking about. It has grown so much this summer, if you look back on the posts you will see how small it once was. The flowers bloom in the afternoon and the bees love it.
Jim loves this plant...
Robbie Bobbie!
2 comments:
Holy beejeeebers is that zucchini large!?! Damn sister...what're feedin it?
All is looking good sweet cheeks...miss you! xo
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