just sharing my new leaves in my squash patch
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Had rain two days ago after a couple dry weeks. I’ve been watering to keep my squash seedlings alive, but with yesterday’s rain (or two days ago it was) they really took off!
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Looking really healthy! what type of squash are they?
Wow, those look good, in no time you will can have your pumpkin pie ready. I am struggling to plant my own that is why I am happy to see that some can successfully do it, I think I can only plant lettuce. 😆
@jeffrycope butternut or red kuri, I can’t tell yet I know I have seeds of both planted but I’m not sure yet which is which…
Thanks plantito sotto! Definitely hope to have that pie you’re talking about! Still a long season ahead, though… Lettuce is hard for me it often bolts before i eat it…
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