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Pumpkins, Squash & Gourds
terrybull

pumkin question

terrybull
15 years ago

i noticed that there are some mouse holes in the ground by my pumkins. will mice eat pumkins?

Comment (1)

  • weirdtrev
    15 years ago

    You might want to check underneath your pumpkins. If they are in fact mice holes they could chew holes in the bottom of your pumpkins and live inside them. Hopefully this hasn't happened, but if it has you should put boards or something under you other pumpkins as they form.

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