2026-07-15T21:50:58Z https://yabu.me Pippz https://yabu.me/npub1ftpwnfzn4g3kwemw5xhpdtpf0yex9mluccw7hhhlp2t3r66mq0lsnf8nar https://media.infosec.exchange/infosec.exchange/accounts/avatars/114/557/905/945/396/932/original/db4a319677266248.png https://media.infosec.exchange/infosec.exchange/accounts/avatars/114/557/905/945/396/932/original/db4a319677266248.png https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsvag7su96mq04mst9t064z2ee60zrms6z52gf5udg08ec7a6ksklczyp9v96dy2w4zxem8d6s6u94v99unych0lnrpm677lu9fwy0ttvpl7sxzgus In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqszr9wlwj2w6dlfmjxwjdekrppy65en3x69a60khgvgw2f2w7r06ucdafkv3'>nevent1q…fkv3</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>what a great summary!! What zone are you located in?<br/><br/>I’ve heard so many people saying to plant squash after the squash bug is done reproducing for the year, and this year I did just that with surprisingly good results. <br/><br/>I’ve let my yard go a bit more wild than usual this year because of health reasons, so other than mowing the lawn I haven’t planted much other than some old beans and squash seeds I had laying around. Whatever else has volunteered, though, I let stay. The critters have been loving it all, and I occasionally get a random tomato or string bean. <br/><br/>My raspberries took OFF this year, after 3 years of growing maybe a foot a year and producing zero berries. I have to cut it back because the branches outgrew the terrace for it. I think neglect is the key for these guys too. 2025-09-28T17:14:01Z https://yabu.me/nevent1qqsrnz8nu3z48090v3upr4mhlvdrll4ra230u4ysq85vpe3xpv68c0qzyp9v96dy2w4zxem8d6s6u94v99unych0lnrpm677lu9fwy0ttvpl7k7gw50 In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqs02e2ftnptmyd8g6w2c87epkffd98t99zlk2g9t868ap39r34r5zsd3seqh'>nevent1q…seqh</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>thank you for identifying that purple plant! I let part of the yard go wild this year due to arm injury, and came across some of this for the first time. It’s really cool looking - sort of fern- like. Now I’m glad I left it! 2025-07-04T12:03:36Z