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Your challenge scared me! I have lost all of my first yellow and zucchini squash to squash bugs and haven't been able to get any leverage. It's my first time dealing with them..I'm hoping to be able to get a second crop in next weekend away from the first. I have basically just given up on the...

I had no idea how large tomatillos got and planted 8 of them in a relatively tight spot. It's my first time growing them, but now I know not to crowd them so much. Mine are probably 3 feet tall and getting flowers now.

How exciting!! Beautiful cukes!

very cute..but sorry about your others! I have some Easter Eggers that have just recently started laying and the eggs are beautiful..

So sweet! We also candled our duck eggs last night and I tossed 5, but 13 still looked good! They should hatch this weekend!

Wowww......I didn't know a "patty pan" what a kind of squash! Great news for me because when I googled I found that it's a scallop squash-something I'm growing this year but had no idea what to do with. I feel like I just won the lottery! Thanks so much!

Beautiful! Poblanos are just right for me, but I can't seem to manage peppers from seed and I never find the small plants for them around here.

That looks delicious! Can you give more details on how you make them or do you know of a link to the recipe? This looks like a great way to use all the squash I have coming!

LOL! That could be easily confusing! Eat them or give them to someone who will!

Beautiful!!

What a beautiful and serene place to have the pleasure of calling home.

This is my dream garden...So beautiful and robust. In the third picture, what is the plant in the front? Zucchini?

you got it!

LOL! I used to work for a VERRRY stuffy law firm and my husband would get so nervous about his English at holiday parties that I'd have to get him good and "loose" before we left. The problem is that there's a fine line before he becomes very "loose". Needless to say one year he told the elderly...

Pretty! What do you have on the bottles to make them drip?? A cap with a hole or something?? Interesting!

Tonight is our son's 5th birthday party at....Chuck E. Cheese (***opens flask)

I think they are a beautiful plant, so I won't be heartbroken if they don't produce right away! I think I'm going to get them in this weekend, then!

so cute!

In my reading I've seen "Green Globe" recommended highly. It will be my first time growing any at all. Am I too late to plant seeds this year and produce anything? I've seen mixed opinions of the plants overwintering in zone 7b. Any specific advice? I'd like to install an attractive permanent...

Thanks so much! He's such a good guy!