Attention, gardeners ѻý if youѻýve got an over-abundance of zucchini, thereѻýs an easy way to resolve the issue this Tuesday.
Aug. 8 is national ѻýsneak some zucchini onto your neighbourѻýs porchѻý day, an idea spawned from the fertility of the popular plant.
As every gardener knows, vines will be busy producing hundreds of tiny squash at this time of year and, if not picked, they can quickly grow to an enormous size.
Itѻýs something you may catch White Rock resident Jenni Holland doing (but not if sheѻýs quick enough).
ѻýWe have so much wonderful local fresh market vegetables and zucchini is a very healthy vegetable that grows in abundance,ѻý she said in an email to Black Press Media.
ѻýThe imagination on how to sneak (the zucchini onto the porch) is funѻý a jar of pickles or mini-cucumber or two would, in my opinion, also count as participating,ѻý she shared.
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Itѻýs an easy way to have some fun with your neighbours and share freshly grown produce, she noted.
ѻýSunshine Coast residents and parts of Vancouver Island have already been doing this for years. Size doesnѻýt matter.ѻý
The trick to sneaking surplus zucchini onto your neighbourѻýs porch is apparently, to be quiet about it, and do it at the right time.
ѻýTo celebrate it, you simply wait until the dead of night and quietly creep up to your neighboursѻý front doors, leaving plenty of zucchini for them to enjoy,ѻý suggested an Old Farmerѻýs Almanac article.
It also suggested sharing extra vegetable bounty with local food banks or community food pantries.
tricia.weel@peacearchnews.com
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