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I'm continually amazed at the growth rate of zucchini. Pick it clean before heading out of town and come back a week later and you've got 4 pounders.

That concrete welded wire mesh when rolled up makes for good tomato cages, Slumlord. Been using mine for years.

Here too.

Blackberries are looking good though.....

That's why I married a hoer!

An acre of zucchini would feed the world.

Cheesy my garden down here just north of the boot heel is in about the same stage as yours because of all the rain. I did pick enough mulberries this afternoon for a cobbler.

i just bought plants today. probably have tomatoes about labor day at this point. almost a waste of time. this is the latest i have ever planted.

Maybe I can have a decent garden this year

Seems we have to go to montana, Canada, Arizona or some other Griswoldian mecca every phoucking time in the middle of the summer for 3 weeks. Fuggin biggest ball of twine in Minnesota.

about sick of road trips myself

Turning into a old prick that just wants to stay home and burn the garbage

Feel like Bubba Gump when it comes to zucchini. Grilled, fried, sauteed, baked with pizza sauce and cheese, casserole, canned, Frozen, bread, shredded, steamed.......
I've had zucchini at least 50 different ways.

Is Tennessee really so bad that you have to leave all the time?

Only thing zucchini is good for is shooting out of my potato gun when I’m out of spuds.

Yes

There’s no salmon or Idaho in Tn

Just diabetes and sausage

when i bought this house, i put in a garden that was about an acre. took me weeks in the spring to get it in and from mid-july to frost i was picking, processing, canning, and freezing like a mofo. that lasted about 10 years. now its a dozen or less mators and some cukes. l like the perennials better anyway. asparagus and different kinds of berries. fugg the zucchini. i don't care if i ever eat that schit again.

Tn is great

Slumlord love ta Vacaay!!!!
Sometimes so much.
He goes to the same places 37 times.
Just ta get broken sea shells on a beach full of bugs in a bucket
Or a picture in a different shade of light the exact same day the following year.
Sometimes even a vacaaaay after the vacaaay to see things he missed while it was his turn to drive!!!



LOL!!!

Obviously the growing season in TX starts much earlier than in Colorado Springs. This year I gambled and planted some corn on Aporil 30, risking that it might get frozen out. But we were lucky and no hard freezes since then. We planted tomatos, beans, cucumbers, and peppers a couple of weeks later. Haven't planted the squash yet. Don't need too much of that. So far everything that we have planted has germinated and sprouted.

Had 2 tomatoes last night sliced up with salt on em.
Still have 2 in the fridge.
Got some celery in the fridge, that is the wifes.

Think the tomatoes were like 1.75.
Still had those vine thingamabobs attatched.

Pretty cost effective...
No labor.
Mexicans do that.


My grow is doing good.
Hydroponics and halogen work....




LOL!!!

Hahahaha!

He probably sells the shells to the retarded kid.

Had a marble sized hail storm a couple weeks back with about a 2 inch accumulation. Every thing from fruit trees to tulips got shredded.

Garden. No, but, I am killing the hell out of the weed crop. Glycophosphate, 2, 4-d and some surficant. Like an evil genius.