No Weed Eating sign is in decline:
Once the paint wears away a bit more, I might take it in-- transform it into decor. It will match the VBS announcement board which I want to paint and hang on the wall. I saw lots of beautiful VBS boards this summer: just VBS with dates.
Squirrels are tearing into, beating down, and generally destroying the winter cherries (Physalis alkekengi):
While the fruit (little cherry tomato like things surrounded by the lantern like bladders) can be and is eaten by humans, it causes abdominal pain and miscarriage. I hope those squirrels are okay...?
The rear neighbor's squash vine has grown through the fence:
And- voilà- I harvested a squash just this evening:
Let me know if you think this was unethical. I figured that if I didn't get it some other critter would.
I almost fell over when I discovered these chrysanthemums blooming:
I had one in a container last year; it appears to have seeded and taken hold in the earth. After a brief investigation, I've decided that these sadly are not garland chrysanthemums, the leaves or greens of which can be eaten. Oh well: some future back yard can incorporate those.
My epazote has also moved from container to ground:
Marvelous!
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Not at all unethical! Eat up!
It's your right, and duty, to do so. Can you make fried squash blossoms?
Ever since the Squash-Blossom Disaster of August '06, sadly we've steered clear of eating these beauties.
I still wanna dye some cloth using squash blossoms. Seems it'd be a fantastic adventure. SUCH an amazing color makes my solar plexus vibrate.
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