Wild vining squash in Texas?
donaldd678
9 years ago
We left town for a week and when we came back we found this "weed" growing in our backyard. It was close to my container garden of vining squash but those were dying from what I think was bacterial wilt.
I took a picture, can someone tell me what this is? The flowers look similar to what my squash was producing but the leaves on the vine look different. Is this a random weed or did something happen with my container garden of squash to form this?
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