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Puzzle Description:
National Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor’s Porch Day! This is the designated day that got me first interested in designated days!
#1: Lollipop (lollipop) on Aug 4, 2022
As well it might! That's just hilarious!#2: Web Paint-By-Number Robot (webpbn) on Aug 8, 2022
Found to be solvable with moderate lookahead by valerie.#3: Valerie Mates (valerie) on Aug 8, 2022 [HINT]
Smile logic on the smile, of course!#4: Valerie Mates (valerie) on Aug 8, 2022 [SPOILER]
I love the idea of this!#5: Koreen (mom24plus) on Sep 2, 2022
For a while this summer I was almost keeping up with my zucchini plants, but now there are about five zucchinis on my kitchen counter. My neighbors had better lock their doors!
Ok, I can see how this one got you started. (As I sit here, smirking) Hilarious picture!#6: Barb Edwards (babarann) on Sep 3, 2022 [SPOILER]
I feel left out! Nobody snuck a zucchini or ten on my porch! :-( Hoping for better luck if there's a sneak-a-tomato day.#7: Wombat (wombatilim) on Feb 8, 2023 [SPOILER]
You grow zucchini, you wind up with way too much zucchini, and the neighbors won't take any if you offer it. Sneaking it onto their porch is totally necessary!#8: Valerie Mates (valerie) on Feb 8, 2023 [SPOILER]
Last winter, looking for a variety of zucchini that is resistant to a zucchini disease called powdery mildew, I ordered seeds for a sort-of-zucchini-like squash called "homs kousa." It turned out to grow energetically! One plant made an incredible amount of squash -- orders of magnitude more than a typical zucchini plant -- on giant vines that rambled all over my lawn the way pumpkin plants do. It eventually did catch powdery mildew, but I cut off the affected leaves and put them in the garbage, and the plant survived and kept on growing!#9: Barb Edwards (babarann) on Feb 9, 2023
Babarann, if you lived near me I would totally share zucchini with you! Tomatoes, too!
That would be lovely, Val! :-)#10: Valerie Mates (valerie) on Feb 9, 2023 [SPOILER]
Babarann -- It's a long shot, but are you located anyplace near Ann Arbor, Michigan? If you are, and if my garden grows well, I really will bring you squash and tomatoes next summer!#11: Barb Edwards (babarann) on Feb 9, 2023
(You can e-mail me if you don't want to answer in public.)
I'm in central PA, but would you believe my son lives in Ann Arbor? He's a physician at Michigan Medicine. I just retired as of 12/31 and I'm thinking about trying my hand at a small garden with all this time on my hands now. No excuses anymore!#12: Valerie Mates (valerie) on Feb 10, 2023 [SPOILER]
Coolness! And congratulations on your retirement!#13: Barb Edwards (babarann) on Feb 10, 2023
If you're ever in Ann Arbor in zucchini/tomato season, please let me know!
Thank you! :-)
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