Our pumpkins are really late this year, for some reason they wouldn't pollinate during the summer, although the bees were working them. Finally we have a few tiny ones. We had one bigger than this, but it rotted on the ground while ripening.
This one is still growing, will pick it at first frost.
Dusty
In The Garden
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Re: In The Garden
I wonder if you need male and female pumpkin flowers like some other plants? I wonder how come you have round yellow pumkins? most of the ones I see here are dark green with cream spots and dashes and they're not even round either; more flattish top and bottom, we occasionally get a vine that starts growing all over some place where we don't want it so they never amount too much...usually.
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