Every morning I check the roost for eggs.
Usually we get at least one for breakfast, sometime two. Now I also check my, unconventional (because it’s not just corn, beans and squash) Three Sister’s Garden to see what I can pluck for the day, too.
Somehow the zucchini often alludes me. Hiding under those big prickly leaves, I can easily miss them until they get really big. But the cherry tomatoes are easy to spot. Those tiny specks of red peeking out from all that green.
Ah, zucchini. If you’re not careful, they end up the size of baseball bats. Or so I’m told . . . ;-}
I think I have one close to that Jill! I’m just letting it grow to see how big it will get…..
Careful! Did you ever see the movie Attack of the Killer Tomatoes? It’s actually a musical. (“A tomato ate my sister, I think I’m gonna miss her . . .”)
I’ve heard of it Jill, but I’ve never seen it. I’m sure part two is attack of the killer Zucchini…..