
It is hard to compost seeds, and me, being an impatient composter, I tend to spread my compost before it is totally finished.
As a result I get some volunteer veggies every year.
This year it was primarily squash and tomatoes.

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While I generally weed out most of these babies, I left the squash as they were filling a bare spot in garden and there was mulch covering the soil (perfect to keep squash from rotting!)

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They grew better than any of the plants I deliberately seeded.
Did you have any volunteers in your garden this year?
Tell us your stories.

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