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What did you use to call them in?
This inspired me to do a little zucchini hunting myself. Used the Walker with Johnston & Dow conicals. Maybe a little overkill...
People leave baskets of orphaned zucchini on our front porch late at night.
Just looked in wife's veggie garden. Think I'll be doing the same soon.
Just looked in wife's veggie garden. Think I'll be doing the same soon.
That's what a gut shot will get you, but it looks like you might be able to save most of the loin.This inspired me to do a little zucchini hunting myself. Used the Walker with Johnston & Dow conicals. Maybe a little overkill...
Dave
Texas Heart shot!!
Don
Don
Any car with the windows down at the local store may get the back seat filled.
We are not farmers. Family has been in the past. Wife plants tomatoes and zuchinni in her garden and I can not understand it. We are surrounded by farms and every last one of them has tomatoes and zukes and got knows what all for sale at the end of their lanes. Our county alone could bury all of Kabul 8 feet deep in zuchinni. The Taliban would be begging for mercy.
If you don’t want too many zukes pick the flowers dip them in batter and fry them.
Around here Deer think their candy, will really chow down on them if not fenced in
So . . . is your cat a pointer or a retriever?
Oh, answered my own question. Pointed. Seal points. ;-)
Oh, answered my own question. Pointed. Seal points. ;-)
If only they would stick to the zuchinni.
You can get neat little devices that will turn zuchinni into spaghetti strings. But it is still zuchinni.
Nothing quite like a warm fall day, a salt shaker in hand standing in a tomato patch eating a sun warmed tomato like an apple. A bite,a little salt another bite, a little salt.
Started doing that as a child. Still doing it at 74.Nothing quite like a warm fall day, a salt shaker in hand standing in a tomato patch eating a sun warmed tomato like an apple. A bite,a little salt another bite, a little salt.
Started doing that as a child. Still doing it at 74.
My son is now 21. He "got out" when he was three, but it was the back door, to a fenced yard. Couldn't find him. The dog finally spotted him and gave a bark. He'd crawled into the center of the cherry tomato patch in the garden..., and was helping himself. I had been standing within feet of him and he was smart enough not to reply when I called his name. Either his mouth was full or he knew daddy would take him inside and away from the 'maters..... OH the dog? Yeah he was quiet too until the kid was a little slow in sharing and the dog barked at him...., until that time the dog was content to eat 'maters and stay quiet too....
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