This is my step-dad’s garden in Minnesota.
I can only dream of the squash treasures he will find under all those leaves!
Sincerely, Emily
Southern SOLE Food Challenge (SSFC)
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Wow! Wow! Wow! What does he do with it all???? Nancy
Hi Nancy – well, he shares his garden with a friend and they both do the work and enjoy the vegetables. He has three squash type planted: spaghetti, acorn and also butternut squash. They enjoy squash all winter and into the spring and summer. If I visit (or they come here, they pack a few in their suitcases for me!
I would not like to have to go picking squash bugs in that jungle.
I know most of his bug-picking time is spent on “harvest” Japanese beetles. I am not sure that the JB’s bother the squash, but so many other things. I haven’t heard him talk about squash bugs, but I am sure they are out there.
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