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Re: Last Hubbard [Re: trapper les] #8095224
03/08/24 11:37 AM 03/08/24 11:37 AM
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Squash look good.
Buttercups are my only living.

My Dad always said get her a second job

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Re: Last Hubbard [Re: trapper les] #8095231
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Hey Trapper Les, How do you keep all the squash bugs off them?

Just passin through
Re: Last Hubbard [Re: Larry Baer] #8095414
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Originally Posted by Larry Baer
Hey Trapper Les, How do you keep all the squash bugs off them?

I am unaware of such a bug.

"Those who hammer their guns into plowshares will plow for those who do not."
Re: Last Hubbard [Re: trapper les] #8095471
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Originally Posted by trapper les
The "50 to 59 degrees" is as per the University of Minnnesota...according to my sister, about 30 years ago when I asked about squash storage.


MJM.... you could make an insulated box to put them in a warm area, and run a plastic pipe to it from a basement window, and shove a rag in it or some other damper to control letting cooler air into it.



Youse guys reading this thread would really enjoy this book:

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One time I took a giant Hubbard, opened it like giant jack-o-lantern, cleaned it out, put a pork roast in there with carrots and stuff. Put lid on and roasted it in the oven.

Sounds like a good idea. But it wasn't anything special.
Re: Last Hubbard [Re: trapper les] #8095603
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Ruffed grouse breast in a Acorn squash slow baked is one squash that can not be beat.

lots of mash to make some soup now
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