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Tag Archives: squash
Only the strong survive
Survivors, the strong ones, the pioneers, the natives . . . am I speaking of people or plants? The same rules apply. You gotta be tough to make it out here. Perhaps, as the song says, “Only the good die … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bugs and Insects, Going Native, Grasses, Grow Your Own Food, Landscaping, Native Plants, Oklahoma, Perennials, Vegetables, Yum . . . .
Tagged aubergines, corn, eggplant, Insects, squash, vegetable
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Pollinating summer squash
All looks well in my vegetable patch doesn’t it? Well, looks can be a bit deceiving. As you may know, I have very few bumblebees this year. All pollinators are down in spite of my efforts to spray nothing harmful … Continue reading
Posted in Basics, Bugs and Insects, Compost, Grow Your Own Food, Vegetables, Yum . . . .
Tagged squash, The birds and the bees, zucchini
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