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(http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y253/nonrancher/purpmornglories.jpg)
The blue morning glories have only been open about a week!
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And one picture of the crazy roaming trombone squash which always makes us smile
it is so much like a toddler getting into everything!
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lovely pictures, so nice to see some sun, our flowers are looking very waterlogged :)
what do you do with the trombone squash ?
Play it ? ;D ;D ;D
;D @ shirley
what I meant to ask is how to cook it ?...one of my senior moments ;D
Scrape out the innards, dry it - you should be able to play it ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::)
Quote from: manicscousers on September 05, 2008, 09:10:32
lovely pictures, so nice to see some sun, our flowers are looking very waterlogged :)
what do you do with the trombone squash ?
I posted this recipe earlier and made some last night plus some to take to a friend- it keeps well and is very easy, one friend freezes it for winter which I'll try.
http://www.allotments4all.co.uk/smf/index.php/topic,44426.0.html
that looks like a nice recipe, I make and freeze squash soup but concentrated to take up less space :)
Quote from: manicscousers on September 05, 2008, 11:41:50
that looks like a nice recipe, I make and freeze squash soup but concentrated to take up less space :)
This has a light yellow flesh and not very sweet like some of the orangey squash- I doubt it would make good soup, but I've never tried. Next year will try some additional varieties- bush type- and grow vertially. Gave up on courgettes years ago due to borers attacking just when they began producing :( Others we've grown never have a problm with borers. Fickle critters.
Love the grass behind your Ageratum.