This cucumber got stuck in the netting of the eight foot tall screen around the raised vegetable bed and my children thought it was blog-worthy.
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This Cucumber Looks Like a Duck
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6 comments:
Cucumbers are funky sometimes! I grow them too and once in a while, (and sometimes through outside forces like your netting)they do form in strange shapes!
Cute picture!
& your children are right! :)
very very interesting blog...some great ideas..and it'll be an understatement if i say the pictures are fabulous...will keep coming back.
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Very ducky. It reminds me of those veggies that people put in bottles and jugs and boxes to get certain shapes. That might be an experiment your kids would enjoy.
It does look like a duck. The one I pulled out of the fence broke in half. We got it eaten before it could spoil.
Lovely blog you have heree
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