Edge City by Terry and Patty LaBan for June 13, 2024

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    Macushlalondra  17 days ago

    I’ll take them, Abby! We love tomatoes and zucchini.

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    Carl  Premium Member 16 days ago

    Composting is an essential part of any garden plan.

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    goboboyd  16 days ago

    Too many tomatoes? Unheard of! Hint: variety.

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    Barnabus Blackoak  16 days ago

    now they need a root cellar to store the veggies thru winter. learn to can them, they’ll last for years.

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    DawnQuinn1  16 days ago

    Question is…why grow so much zucchini if you are not going to eat it? The only thing I use zucchini for is in zucchini bread.

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    Kroykali  16 days ago

    Their town must have some sort of food pantry where they can donate them.

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    scyphi26  16 days ago

    The zucchinis I can understand, but not the tomatoes. In my family, there’s no such thing as “too many tomatoes.” :P

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    serial232  16 days ago

    Please donate them to the local food pantry. Every little bit helps. The Federal Government seems to love illegals in this country, while making us pay for them, and we have too many hungry real American children starving.

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    Khatkhattu Premium Member 16 days ago

    Can those tomatoes, juice, whole pack, chopped (chili fixings) salsa. Can the zucchini as well (on trash day).

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    metagalaxy1970  16 days ago

    I wish I had a garden. 2 tomato plants, one seed for cucumbers, 2 green pepper plants, basically enough for one person.

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