We are composters.
All vegetable, fruit and egg remnants go into a bin to season.
Then that stinky concoction gets mixed with rabbit litter to amend the soil.
Seeds get inadvertently planted in the process.
Sometimes I leave these surprise plants.
It makes for some interesting combinations.
I have a huge squash plant growing among the daylilies and iris.
I do not know what melon this is,
but the leaves are lovely so it gets to stay.
Sweet serendipity!
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Butternut Squash a lovely plant that sometimes wants to take over 🙂
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Yes. That is possible. I did fix several butternut recipes in my Instapot. Hooray. The soup was great.
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Yes love the soup made from it, I also add in chunks to curries to bulk out.. I usually freeze it in after cutting it into small pieces, its easy then to through in a dish or make soup..
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Great idea. Thanks. I am not so good in the kitchen. I am trying to fix healthy foods. We have cut out sugar and breads.
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I agree that it’s probably squash and if it’s butternut, well, all the better!
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We don’t have a garden this year but last year I made several batches of butternut squash soup & froze enough for all winter. It is one of my favorites.
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