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article • bench • cucumbers • end • family • late • park • parkbench • plants • Summer • sunflower • tomatoes • Uncategorized • zucchini • September 14, 2017

Late-Summer Garden Looking Ugly?

by Connie Foley

    I am no longer feeling the love for my cucumbers. I have made more jars of dill and bread & butter pickles than I care to remember! My zucchini has spread across my driveway and my tomato plants are long and leggy. It may be time to call their time of death and send them to the compost heap. Here are some examples of what I saw in my yard this morning. Perhaps you can relate…

    Pickling Cucumbers

    Drooping Sunflower

    Sad Old Zucchini

    Then, I came across the article below as if the gardening gods heard me! Pretty good tips and got me excited about moving on to the next season.

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