October 07, 2006

Pumpkin haul 2006

Dscn1908 I had so much fun taking pictures of my pumpkin haul I've made a mini-gallery. If anyone can help me figure out what the two unidentified pumpkins might be, I'd be very grateful ...

7 Oct 2006 17:47:21 | Photos

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Here in Montana, USA, the pumpkins are starting to be prevalent here as well.. signal of fall and Halloween. We have some baby pumpkins in our greenhouse.. where we get to grow organic veggies/fruits for us and our b&B guests.

Happy gardening

Posted by: GP | October 08, 2006 at 06:12 PM

ooh lovely. Will you keep all of them for yourself? How long do they keep usually? I have 10 butternut squash, 8 Futsu, and 6 or 7 Uchiki Kuri - just wondering how long I will be enjoying pumpkin soup.

Posted by: mtp | October 10, 2006 at 06:37 PM

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