Zucchini/summer squash

[skinyea]

so this is the light day. 4 zucc and 1 yellow.

Yesterday was 6 zucc and 2 yellow.
I will end up with about 12 zucc per day and 6 yellow.
The family eats fresh almost every day and we dehydrate/seal/freeze the rest.
Regardless of how great the plants look I pull them and burn them 7/1.
I have 15 more plants that I start inside for a late summer harvest.
No squash in my garden from 07/01 till 08/15ish.

Zero issues with squashbugs since I started this way.

 

[Tetters]

so this is the light day. 4 zucc and 1 yellow.

Yesterday was 6 zucc and 2 yellow.
I will end up with about 12 zucc per day and 6 yellow.
The family eats fresh almost every day and we dehydrate/seal/freeze the rest.
Regardless of how great the plants look I pull them and burn them 7/1.
I have 15 more plants that I start inside for a late summer harvest.
No squash in my garden from 07/01 till 08/15ish.

Zero issues with squashbugs since I started this way.

I'm just a bit miffed, as slugs ate all of mine ! Nothing left for any squash bugs here

 

[MamaHawk]

so this is the light day. 4 zucc and 1 yellow.

Yesterday was 6 zucc and 2 yellow.
I will end up with about 12 zucc per day and 6 yellow.
The family eats fresh almost every day and we dehydrate/seal/freeze the rest.
Regardless of how great the plants look I pull them and burn them 7/1.
I have 15 more plants that I start inside for a late summer harvest.
No squash in my garden from 07/01 till 08/15ish.

Zero issues with squashbugs since I started this way.

Aw darn I wish I had seen this back in June, my first round is just getting ripe now and the borers have arrived...

 

[skinyea]

Aw darn I wish I had seen this back in June, my first round is just getting ripe now and the borers have arrived...

6b- I started 1st round inside 0n 4/1. got them in the ground 5/15. and pulled them 07/02. have another round I started inside 06/02. they will go out mid August after squash bugs tend to be gone. will get zucc/squash up until late Oct/early Nov.

 

[MamaHawk]

Wow! Good to know for next year, at least!