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Morning Squash Blossoms at their best (Original Post) Siwsan Jul 2018 OP
Lovely! ...nt 2naSalit Jul 2018 #1
Gorgeous, aren't they? Ohiogal Jul 2018 #2
They would look even better stuffed with cheese, lightly fried, and on my plate! Cracklin Charlie Jul 2018 #3
a thing of beauty! handmade34 Jul 2018 #4
Pretty Bayard Jul 2018 #5
I've seen a few Siwsan Jul 2018 #6
I'd be very happy with a few.... Bayard Jul 2018 #7
I'm keeping my eye on the Japanese Beetles Siwsan Jul 2018 #8
I had to check -- RandomAccess Jul 2018 #9

Siwsan

(26,269 posts)
6. I've seen a few
Sun Jul 29, 2018, 10:36 AM
Jul 2018

I've actually had better luck with squash (zucchini, yellow and sweet dumpling) than I've had in a long time.

I also have LOTS of tomatoes, but after the first 4 ripened, everything came to a halt! Well, except for the grape tomatoes. They are ripening nicely.

Bayard

(22,100 posts)
7. I'd be very happy with a few....
Sun Jul 29, 2018, 12:00 PM
Jul 2018

They get on EVERYTHING here, both in the vege and flower gardens. Nasty little buggers.

Siwsan

(26,269 posts)
8. I'm keeping my eye on the Japanese Beetles
Sun Jul 29, 2018, 12:45 PM
Jul 2018

I had a horrible infestation about 6 years ago - they destroyed everything from flowers to veg to fruit. I'm not sure about their plague cycle, but I've seen a few, ever Summer, over the past few years.

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