On Jun 11, 12:29*am, merryb > wrote:
> On Jun 10, 8:57*pm, somebody > wrote:
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> > On Jun 10, 11:06*pm, merryb > wrote:
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> > > On Jun 10, 5:28*pm, somebody > wrote:
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> > > > So the one plant I didn't plant this year is the biggest and baddest
> > > > plant in my little garden. *(I planted zucchini last year.) *It is
> > > > about 10 feet long and has elephant ear size leaves. *I like zucchini,
> > > > but this one plant is going to produce a bushel! *I count 9 started
> > > > already and that is only the ones I can see. There are always some
> > > > hidden ones. And there's more flowers blooming.
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> > > > I figure the zucchini I can't eat I can use to throw at the damn
> > > > squirrel that is already eying the tomato plants. *Squirrels around
> > > > here are Satan's evil illegitimate spawn.
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> > > LOL- my ex MIL grated them and then froze them to be added to pasta
> > > sauce at a later time. You can always do the doorbell ditch to your
> > > neighbors!
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> > lol! *doorbell ditch, funny idea.
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> > II like them in spaghetti sauce and on pizza, but I learned needs to
> > be in moderation. *I have a half a french bread pizza in the toaster
> > oven with some on it.
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> Nice- I believe in everything in moderation! Zucchini is one of the
> few things we can grow here in the Pacific NW.

But he didn't plant any this year, and he's got ONE volunteer with too
many Zucchini already!

Nobody around here leaves their car unlocked in zucchini season....

N.