My cucurbits are doing great! Follow up to post
mesquiteman
10 years ago
I made my first post on this forum a while back asking about my cucumbers, zucchini, and watermelons. I was worried they were not going to make it since they looked so sickly. A number of you posted that they looked fine and would take off. Sure enough, the did! here is a fairly recent pic of my cucumbers, zucchini and watermelon in the background. I also added a Honeyrock muskmelon in front for the cucs since i am trellising them up. Thanks for the reassurance folks! Being my first garden, I did not know what to look for but I am learning fast!
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