You can stick a few in my F150. I leave the doors unlocked.

I'll leave a few garlic bulbs for you.

I bet that room smells good!

ت

Greg, you have reminded me to have a slice of zucchini bread with my after dinner cup of lemon verbena tea.

Steve

You can throw some in my truck, too (heck the windows are usually down so you don't even have to open the door). My garden has been pretty pathetic ever since I picked the broccoli a few weeks ago. Even my peppers, which usually do amazing don't look all that hot (no pun intended).

The zucchini have some wind protection from the other plants growing to their windward. The pumpkins are in a bit of a jumble but haven't been rolled up too bad in that location.

I once encouraged a neighbor to plant grapes along the southern edge of his garden. I don't always have good advice and don't know how much of a struggle those vines have but I'm sure that they help protect his annual vegetable garden to the leeward.

I look over at a large pile of rocks out there. A farmer piled them a century ago, maybe. The alfalfa grows so green and looks so tender on the north side of that pile. The rocks must be just under 6' above grade, higher in places because I can't see over them everywhere. They don't block all that much summer sunlight since the sun rides so high and rises & sets so far in the north, this time of year. I'm envious of that alfalfa but not sufficiently to make him a deal on a small percentage of those rocks, showing up over there with the wheelbarrow.

Steve

This chicken stew with roasted vegetables recipe is the main reason I grow zucchini in the first place. Chicken stew with summer vegetables