Thge second lot of squashes we put in are doing fine - unlike the first lot which are yellow, small, papery or have already succumbed to slugs.
posted by Mike at 8:16 AM
Saturday, June 24, 2006
Thge second lot of squashes we put in are doing fine - unlike the first lot which are yellow, small, papery or have already succumbed to slugs.
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2 Comments:
What sort of squashes are they Mike - there seems to be a lot in a small space.
Mine are just taking off a last, and look like they could take over the whole plot!
They are three Crown Prince at the far end which I let trail all over the place and three Romanescu courgettes. These two are out fave varieties. Also Sweet Mama squash and Clarita courgette are brilliant but we haven't got round to putting any in this year.
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