Lovely! What are the dark green ones? I've got courgettes, round courgettes, blue Hubbard and red uchiki kuri, they are pretty much the only things I can grow other than Jerusalem artichokes. Next year I'm adding custard squash and delicata.
I use a dehydrator to make them into shreds and flour.
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Lovely! What are the dark green ones? I've got courgettes, round courgettes, blue Hubbard and red uchiki kuri, they are pretty much the only things I can grow other than Jerusalem artichokes. Next year I'm adding custard squash and delicata. I use a dehydrator to make them into shreds and flour.