Ornamental squash - really inedible??

Started by Suzie Q, August 23, 2009, 18:35:07

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Suzie Q

I have a lovely variety of ornamental squash that have grown from last years compost - are they really ornamental or can i eat them???

Anyone know if they are actually different to normal squashes or carry poison in them????

Thanks
Suzie Q

Suzie Q


manicscousers

we were given some last year(the fruits that is) ..very very bitter, put Ray offf his tea, it went through all the roast veggies and meat..absolutely awful ..just our opinion  ;D

allaboutliverpool


Suzie Q

thanks for advice - will give them a miss then - shame really as they are doing better than my planted squashes.
It does always seem to be the volunteer plants that do the best - only toms on the plot that didn't get blight are the ones that grew from the compost!!!!!

artichoke

I ate some of mine and was sick. Ate them again to make sure, and was sick again. So................

OllieC

Quote from: artichoke on August 23, 2009, 19:24:25
I ate some of mine and was sick. Ate them again to make sure, and was sick again. So................

Love this story!!! You didn't try 3rd time lucky?!?!

artichoke

I am a bit reckless , but reckoned twice was enough in this case.

allaboutliverpool

I thought that the adage was

If at first you don't succeed, try and try and try again!

As a Doctor, I am glad you did not heed it.

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