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edburke13

Spaghetti Squash & Broccoli

edburke13
15 years ago

For the second straight summer my Spaghetti Squash plants which were growing incredibley have passed on. They had plenty of fruit and were coming in nice. I was not watering too much but we did have heavy rain for 2 days. I noticed that all of the stems were rotted and mushy at the base.

Anyone have any ideas?

Also. I live in zone 7 is it too late at this point to plant some fall type veggies such as Brussels, Broccoli or Cabbage?

Now that I lost my Spaghetti Squash, I feel the need to replace it with some new growth.

Thank you.

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