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A Stroll Through the Garden: Violating seed-gathering principles can be dangerous
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I planted all sorts of seeds — zucchini, summer squash, butternut squash, tiny melons, and pumpkins.
I felt pretty proud when I saw squash that looked almost like summer squash — almost being the key word.
Squash, zucchini and summer squash are pictured above.
Sometimes, squash can have a toxic compound called cucurbitacin E. This compound can create a condition called “Toxic Squash Syndrome.”
Bitter melon or Momoridica charantia is a tropical or sub-tropical melon that we can grow in our own gardens.