White Bush Pan Patty Squash Plant Photos with Commentary - Part Two

Anticipation - it's making me crazy! Squash with milk, butter, salt, and pepper.

Vincent  Summers

After white bush pan patty squash seedlings have developed, they enter the blooming phase.

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My secular expertise includes 23 years of experience at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, with a share in NASA's extended Voyager 2 effort. I formerly wrote for Demand Studios, Bukisa, Suite 101, Exa...  View profile

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  • Vincent Summers7/26/2010

    I've eaten two of the beautiful squash! How delicate, tender (yes, even with the skins left intact), and tasty. And the texture is marvelous. Gotta love 'em!

  • Debbie Gavazzi7/26/2010

    I'm glad you did something to control them beetles. That would be a shame if something happened to those beautiful plants.

  • Lois Lunsford7/21/2010

    I'm excited for you!

  • Vincent Summers7/21/2010

    I've even heard that the squash, zucchini, can be combined with other ingredients to make a pie not discernably different from egg custard!

  • Rue Cooper7/21/2010

    Love that squash! Thin-slice in a skillet with a little olive oil and fry or coat thin slices in flour and fry in olive oil, bake it into a pie, make muffins, or juice it for an energy drink. Squash is a perfect food. I love your pictures. Looks like a lot of work went into that healthy-looking garden :)

  • Fern Fischer7/20/2010

    your watering must have helped!

  • Faith Draper7/20/2010

    Not crazy about squash but love the photos & gardening :)

  • Maria Fairbrother7/20/2010

    Mmm, love squash, not sure if I ever had White Bush...but pretty pics!

  • Michael Segers7/20/2010

    Great. Do you ever eat the blossoms?

  • Patricia A. Ziegler7/20/2010

    All of that,and yellow flowers, too! Nice pictures.

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