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I went ahead and cut the two remaining cucumbers from the vines. I think I left them on a little to long though, as they were turning a pale greenish/yellow color. The thing about cucumbers is that the more you pluck, the more they will produce. I also cut the zucchini, which reached about 11 inches long.
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Some friends of ours already gave us two big zucchini earlier this week, so my wife and I are trying to find different ways of cooking it. I grilled it on the grill with a little olive oil and salt and pepper. My wife made a cucumber sauce and it was quite tasty. We also made some kale chips in the oven, which were good.
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I also picked two jalapeno peppers and two tiny little cherry tomatoes. Besides waiting for the rest of my produce to grow, I am having a small battle with some squirrels, who have already eaten the first of my strawberries. I had bought a squirrel feeder when I first planted my seeds, hoping it would divert them away. I guess my little friend just loves sweet strawberries.
Get dirty and keep on gardening!
hey, "boogie"! pellet guns are the best cure for squirrel problems...and rats for that matter.
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