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Lovely refreshed raised beds! Nice work

I hate squash borers :mad: Those suckers bury them selves in the ground to survive the winter to come back to destroy again. Went rounds with them for past couple years I’ve read the only thing you can really do is relocate any squash plants for a couple years. Like relocate I mean mine is in a...

So I found a couple of bottleneck gourds I didn’t notice before through the massive vines. I feel this one looks like a butt. My daughter fully agreed. So we decided where the hole for this bird house will go :lau (I’m in my 40’s but refuse to grow up :D)

Dill pickles spears! I LOVE pickles.

110?! :th I was already feeling lucky because we got a break from the humidity and heat today but now I feel even more lucky.

squirrels drive me crazy. But in the fall there endless. I have tons of black walnut trees, and some chestnut trees along with oak. Usually I toss overripe vegetables out of the garden thinking the goats will find as usual them because the chickens do get plenty of scraps, but he ran over and...

2 bottle neck gourd plants take over! Looks nice on the fence though

Threw an over ripe tomato out of th garden and into the yard and this guy didn’t hesitate. He was loving life :lol:

Have the same frustration with my tomatoes at the top of the plant and my bell peppers. Found out it think it’s my bat family that stays around my property. (That normally adore) And I agree…. Just eat the whole dang thing!

Think they like to tease my cat though the back window cause he gets all wound up when he sees them :lol: but can’t get to them

Blue tailed skink. Those guys frequent my back porch throughout the day between spring and fall.

I love your pictures!

Mine usually do turn on the vine but this is the second time they started late and they haven’t even started to cure and last time I got rot spots from freeze and thaw. They’re still at this stage, still fleshy

Freeze will harm them. ( learned that one year) Mine are usually ready by now but started late this year. I’m gonna bring them in and hopefully the bigger ones can continue to dry inside. Guess I’ll find out

I’m only 5 ft tall ( rounding up) so sometimes ones on the trellis can be challenge

It’s the best looking one up there too!

I always wondered that but then realized My chickens grab them of the sunflower head or any knocked on the ground and no issues do I guess it’s good at least in small doses

The luffa plant grows best on a trellis ( or makeshift arbor) The vegetable can be eaten like squash when it’s small but the reason it’s loved is because when the get larger ( and they can get huge ) you have homegrown luffa sponges I do love my cedar trees. That one is still huge even...

My luffa trellis got a bit carried away this year and grabbed the cedar tree. Now I have cedar luffas also I guess. :D

I’ve got that problem. Possible 1st frost coming next weekend ( 39 other morning but luffas aren’t at the dry stage I usually pick them. But some are monsters! Can they be hung to dry inside instead. Do you know?