summer squash

larry@stinescorner · Jul 27, 2013

if everything grew like yellow summer squash does crops would be plentiful ! lol Just made some sweet picles from some

larry@stinescorner · Jul 27, 2013

pickles,sorry

Anonymous-0 · Jul 27, 2013

we harvested our first eggplant yesterday - fried eggplant, man that was good.

Anonymous-0 · Jul 27, 2013

This is first year to grow the yellow ones. Gonna have a bunch of em. Anybody got any good recipe's for them?

rustyacres sd · Jul 27, 2013

Not squash, but did up 28 quarts of dill pickles already, and starting to sell the extras at a small grocery store. Still need to do some sweet pickles and hamburger pickles.

Ivan in Mich · Jul 27, 2013

We are having problems again this year. We don't have any bees. Our garden is the best looking we have ever had and we are getting very little off from it. Lots of flowers

RBnSC · Jul 27, 2013

Don't forget Ultradog you know how much he appreciates squash..

Ron

Dan in Ohio · Jul 27, 2013

Yes, slice into 1/4 inch thick rounds , coat with your favorite cooking oil , sprinkle lightly with dry Montreal steak seasoning and cook on the grill.

Royse · Jul 27, 2013

(quoted from post at 10:35:11 07/27/13) Yes, slice into 1/4 inch thick rounds , coat with your favorite cooking oil , sprinkle lightly with dry Montreal steak seasoning and cook on the grill.

Similar here, except I cut the rounds about 3/4 thick, quarter each
one and stick the quarters on kabobs with the meat, onions, etc
I do the same with Zucchini sometimes too.

Larry, looks good from here!

JerryS · Jul 27, 2013

Crank up your leaf blower or your shop vac. Might help.

Nancy Howell · Jul 27, 2013

Try manual pollination. Use a cotton swab and go from flower to flower. May be a lot of work, but better than no produce.

Fergienewbee · Jul 27, 2013

I have two zucchini and a yellow squash. For some reason, they blossom, but I have yet to get anything off them. The only one I've seen goy blossom end rot. Someone told me I need gypsum. True?

Larry

larry@stinescorner · Jul 27, 2013

he is fond of it! lol Should I send him a jar?

Hobo,NC · Jul 27, 2013

How many carpenter bee's you need your way...

fixerupper · Jul 27, 2013

I'm so envious of you! Our squash haven't even bloomed yet. The pumpkins have a few little tennis sized pumpkins growing but they have a long way to go before frost. Been picking beans and pulling beets and onions and carrots so all is not lost. The spuds are surprising large for as late as they were planted. Jim

barnE · Jul 30, 2013

Slice and fry. Don't let em get too big. Cucumber size is best. Dave

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