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  1. TheOddOneOut

    Can someone identify this prehistoric garden flora that has made its home in my yard?

    I’m not even sure it was a crookneck! The orangish squash was squat and warty. I sliced a little bit off of the neck and it tasted…not like a crookneck. Which I have eaten before.
  2. TheOddOneOut

    Can someone identify this prehistoric garden flora that has made its home in my yard?

    Here are the scarlet runner beans and volunteer tomatoes.
  3. TheOddOneOut

    Can someone identify this prehistoric garden flora that has made its home in my yard?

    No, it’s definitely squash. A few vivid orange flowers have bloomed.
  4. TheOddOneOut

    Can someone identify this prehistoric garden flora that has made its home in my yard?

    Well, it’s the biggest squash plant I’ve ever seen in my garden.
  5. TheOddOneOut

    Can someone identify this prehistoric garden flora that has made its home in my yard?

    It’s stems are as wide as ping-pong balls.
  6. TheOddOneOut

    Can someone identify this prehistoric garden flora that has made its home in my yard?

    There’s a monster in my yard. And it’s not my Orpington. No. This creature is vicious and unfamiliar. It is scaling the wire walls of our garden with ruthless purpose. I don’t know what it wants, or why it’s here, but maybe you people can help me find out what it is. It seems to be in the...
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