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| Here's mine, how about adding some of yours?
The pumpkin patch itself:
The 3 Sisters Garden:
The vines in this one are trying to make it impossible for DH to walk to his office door one one side and heading for the neighbor's fence on the other. |
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| Hi This is a picture I took this morning of my pumpkin patch
And my three sisters from last season
Silvia |
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- Posted by iam3killerbs 7 NC Sandhills (My Page) on Wed, Aug 12, 09 at 8:35
| You've got some beautifully rampant vines there. |
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| Thanks. In the first picture I have 2 different kinds of Chinese squash. In the second picture I have corn, Jeminez beans and Delicata squash. Silvia |
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- Posted by sazji (sazji@yahoo.com) on Thu, Aug 13, 09 at 8:49
| Great looking plants! Here are some of mine (on my own blog) |
Here is a link that might be useful: Bahcehastasi
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- Posted by iam3killerbs 7 NC Sandhills (My Page) on Thu, Aug 13, 09 at 9:16
| Nice pictures of squash rather further along than mine. The bees have been busy with my squash flowers and I should have some new photos of the young squash themselves soon. |
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| Sazji I love your pictures! Nice to be gardening in Istanbul. Have you ever tried Seminole pumpkin? I grew it last season and gives tons of pumpkins. I have seeds if you and iam3killerbs are interested. Chinese pumpkin, harvested yesterday
Seminole pumpkin, from last year
Silvia |
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- Posted by iam3killerbs 7 NC Sandhills (My Page) on Thu, Aug 13, 09 at 19:55
| I'm considering the seminole for next year. I'm not sure yet. If I can get fresh seed from my vines this year I'll probably focus on my Watauga Pie Pumpkins. But I always plant more than one kind. |
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| Silvia, The Seminole you have does not look like the one in Amy Goldman's book or SSE. Where did you get the seed? I am also planting it this year and mine looks somewhat like I thought it was supposed to but mine appears to be more pear shaped. Will post a few pics later. |
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| Hi festus I got my seeds from Bakers Creek, and when I googled seminole, because I also have seen so many shapes and recently I saw one pear like you said, I found my own picture, lol Silvia |
Here is a link that might be useful: Seminole Pumpkin
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| Great pictures! I am growing pumpkins for the first time this year. Just some Jack Be Littles on a trellis, but it is going very well. Next season I am trying Baby Bear, but I would like to try a more compact carving pumpkin to ramble on the ground. Any suggestions? I absolutely love seeing everyone's pictures. Keep on posting them! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Kim's Garden
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