Yes, the zucchinis are ripening. Mine are in plain view, yet I am just
staying ahead of them (so I think). Three days in a row, 15" zukes have
surprised me. Yet my smugness is just the cucurbit's way of lulling me
into complacency, and a false sense of security, while the crook necks,
in their villainy, plot, unobserved. Soon I'll be the pariah of the
neighborhood, as I walk the streets with my heavy load of green, and
yellow logs, searching for the unlocked car door, or the unobserved
porch. And then it's run-a-way, run-a-way.
In any event the exercise, and the fiber is good for me ;O)
Yeah, I know, too much information.
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- Billy
"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the
merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini.
http://radwisdom.com/essays/this-is-your-brain/
Posted by Bill who putters on June 25, 2010, 5:32 pm
In article
> Yes, the zucchinis are ripening. Mine are in plain view, yet I am just > staying ahead of them (so I think). Three days in a row, 15" zukes have > surprised me. Yet my smugness is just the cucurbit's way of lulling me > into complacency, and a false sense of security, while the crook necks, > in their villainy, plot, unobserved. Soon I'll be the pariah of the > neighborhood, as I walk the streets with my heavy load of green, and > yellow logs, searching for the unlocked car door, or the unobserved > porch. And then it's run-a-way, run-a-way. > > In any event the exercise, and the fiber is good for me ;O) > > Yeah, I know, too much information.
Oh the horror ! Sort of reminds me of the pods that took over.
<http://articles.dailypress.com/keyword/zucchini>
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Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden
What use one more wake up call?
Posted by The Cook on June 25, 2010, 7:33 pm
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 17:32:33 -0400, Bill who putters
>In article >> Yes, the zucchinis are ripening. Mine are in plain view, yet I am just >> staying ahead of them (so I think). Three days in a row, 15" zukes have >> surprised me. Yet my smugness is just the cucurbit's way of lulling me >> into complacency, and a false sense of security, while the crook necks, >> in their villainy, plot, unobserved. Soon I'll be the pariah of the >> neighborhood, as I walk the streets with my heavy load of green, and >> yellow logs, searching for the unlocked car door, or the unobserved >> porch. And then it's run-a-way, run-a-way. >> >> In any event the exercise, and the fiber is good for me ;O) >> >> Yeah, I know, too much information. > Oh the horror ! Sort of reminds me of the pods that took over. ><http://articles.dailypress.com/keyword/zucchini>
Wow. That is the newspaper I read for about 30 years. Many of the
names were very familiar. Nostalgia.
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USA
North Carolina Foothills
USDA Zone 7a
Posted by Nanzi on June 26, 2010, 1:47 pm
Wishing I wuz a neighbor......we are the only people on the face of
this earth who cannot get a decent crop from Zukes, and we love them.
Dunno what we could be doing wrong, all other crops do fine. This year
we didn't even plant any.
Sniff, sniff ~~~ :~(.
Nan in DE
Posted by Billy on June 26, 2010, 9:45 pm
In article
> Wishing I wuz a neighbor......we are the only people on the face of > this earth who cannot get a decent crop from Zukes, and we love them. > Dunno what we could be doing wrong, all other crops do fine. This year > we didn't even plant any. > Sniff, sniff ~~~ :~(. > Nan in DE
Last year, we tried to interplant the zukes with the tomatoes (tall and
short), and it was a freakin' disaster. Year before, we planted three
squash, all in new garden soil. This year, it is 5 (so far) in
established garden soil, and they have gone bonkers. The sun flowers are
struggling to keep their heads above the squash leaves. There are 3
more, recently planted squash in new soil, and we'll see how that goes.
You must have someone, a neighbor, or relative, or co-worker you can
trade with.
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- Billy
"Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the
merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini.
> staying ahead of them (so I think). Three days in a row, 15" zukes have
> surprised me. Yet my smugness is just the cucurbit's way of lulling me
> into complacency, and a false sense of security, while the crook necks,
> in their villainy, plot, unobserved. Soon I'll be the pariah of the
> neighborhood, as I walk the streets with my heavy load of green, and
> yellow logs, searching for the unlocked car door, or the unobserved
> porch. And then it's run-a-way, run-a-way.
>
> In any event the exercise, and the fiber is good for me ;O)
>
> Yeah, I know, too much information.