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Your gardens all look so well maintained and organized!!
Thank you...it always looks best in the spring.
Your gardens all look so well maintained and organized!!
Thank you...it always looks best in the spring.
Gourd/Squash/Pumpkin Seed Swap
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I want to play too!!
I've got a BUNCH of different kinds of pumpkins waiting to be processed... going to have to see if I can identify the right names on all of them... and see which have mature seeds in them.
I've got:
neck pumpkin (yellow)
neck pumpkin (green and yellow)
small pie pumpkin
flat red pumpkin
flat gray warted pumpkin
white mini-pumpkins
orange mini-pumpkins
orange/white/yellow stripped mini-pumpkins
mid-sized round jackolantern pumpkin
yellow pear-shaped winter squash (don't think this is a pumpkin)
orange pear-shaped warted winter squash (don't think this is a pumpkin)
half-and-half gourds yellow/green gourds
small warty round gourds
maybe a one-too-many or a cheese pumpkin too... I'll have to look. maybe a red or green hubbard winter squash, acorn squash or butternut too.
if there's anything in there you're particularly interested in, let me know.
I *love* pumpkins... can you tell?
I've got a BUNCH of different kinds of pumpkins waiting to be processed... going to have to see if I can identify the right names on all of them... and see which have mature seeds in them.
I've got:
neck pumpkin (yellow)
neck pumpkin (green and yellow)
small pie pumpkin
flat red pumpkin
flat gray warted pumpkin
white mini-pumpkins
orange mini-pumpkins
orange/white/yellow stripped mini-pumpkins
mid-sized round jackolantern pumpkin
yellow pear-shaped winter squash (don't think this is a pumpkin)
orange pear-shaped warted winter squash (don't think this is a pumpkin)
half-and-half gourds yellow/green gourds
small warty round gourds
maybe a one-too-many or a cheese pumpkin too... I'll have to look. maybe a red or green hubbard winter squash, acorn squash or butternut too.
if there's anything in there you're particularly interested in, let me know.
I *love* pumpkins... can you tell?
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if you're looking to order them, Uline has them: http://www.uline.com/Product/AdvSearchResult.aspx?keywords=ziplock
many different bag weights, with or without the white write-on block. in sizes from 1"x1" up.
if you're looking to order them, Uline has them: http://www.uline.com/Product/AdvSearchResult.aspx?keywords=ziplock
many different bag weights, with or without the white write-on block. in sizes from 1"x1" up.
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Your garden must be huge!
Your garden must be huge!
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heehee!
well, we moved cross country in the middle of garden season this year, so most of these are purchased this year, but two years ago I grew everything on the list but the pear-shaped and pear-shaped warty ones... along with a BUNCH of others. I think I had 38 different kinds of pumpkin, winter squash and gourds. we had about a half or 3/4 acre in garden - maybe a third of that in pumpkins, winter squash and gourds. final harvest was two full long-bed pickup loads! I do love pumpkins!
had 22 different kinds of tomatos too, because I didn't know what I liked yet and decided to try a bunch of different kinds to see what I'd plant in the future. gave tomatos away by the 5-gallon bucket for months. but hey, now I know what varieties I like.
heehee!
well, we moved cross country in the middle of garden season this year, so most of these are purchased this year, but two years ago I grew everything on the list but the pear-shaped and pear-shaped warty ones... along with a BUNCH of others. I think I had 38 different kinds of pumpkin, winter squash and gourds. we had about a half or 3/4 acre in garden - maybe a third of that in pumpkins, winter squash and gourds. final harvest was two full long-bed pickup loads! I do love pumpkins!
had 22 different kinds of tomatos too, because I didn't know what I liked yet and decided to try a bunch of different kinds to see what I'd plant in the future. gave tomatos away by the 5-gallon bucket for months. but hey, now I know what varieties I like.
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Note to self - do not dry out seeds anywhere near the kitchen...seeds didn't dry and found several SPROUTING!!! These weren't a variety I was going to swap, but to roast!!!
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Note to self - do not dry out seeds anywhere near the kitchen...seeds didn't dry and found several SPROUTING!!! These weren't a variety I was going to swap, but to roast!!!
HAHAHAAHA awww that sucks!! but what a surprise you must have had!!
Note to self - do not dry out seeds anywhere near the kitchen...seeds didn't dry and found several SPROUTING!!! These weren't a variety I was going to swap, but to roast!!!
HAHAHAAHA awww that sucks!! but what a surprise you must have had!!
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heehee!
well, we moved cross country in the middle of garden season this year, so most of these are purchased this year, but two years ago I grew everything on the list but the pear-shaped and pear-shaped warty ones... along with a BUNCH of others. I think I had 38 different kinds of pumpkin, winter squash and gourds. we had about a half or 3/4 acre in garden - maybe a third of that in pumpkins, winter squash and gourds. final harvest was two full long-bed pickup loads! I do love pumpkins!
had 22 different kinds of tomatos too, because I didn't know what I liked yet and decided to try a bunch of different kinds to see what I'd plant in the future. gave tomatos away by the 5-gallon bucket for months. but hey, now I know what varieties I like.
That's a lot of pumpkins and tomatoes!
heehee!
well, we moved cross country in the middle of garden season this year, so most of these are purchased this year, but two years ago I grew everything on the list but the pear-shaped and pear-shaped warty ones... along with a BUNCH of others. I think I had 38 different kinds of pumpkin, winter squash and gourds. we had about a half or 3/4 acre in garden - maybe a third of that in pumpkins, winter squash and gourds. final harvest was two full long-bed pickup loads! I do love pumpkins!
had 22 different kinds of tomatos too, because I didn't know what I liked yet and decided to try a bunch of different kinds to see what I'd plant in the future. gave tomatos away by the 5-gallon bucket for months. but hey, now I know what varieties I like.
That's a lot of pumpkins and tomatoes!
- Aug 8, 2011
- 1,981
- 40
- 141
Quote:
heehee!
well, we moved cross country in the middle of garden season this year, so most of these are purchased this year, but two years ago I grew everything on the list but the pear-shaped and pear-shaped warty ones... along with a BUNCH of others. I think I had 38 different kinds of pumpkin, winter squash and gourds. we had about a half or 3/4 acre in garden - maybe a third of that in pumpkins, winter squash and gourds. final harvest was two full long-bed pickup loads! I do love pumpkins!
had 22 different kinds of tomatos too, because I didn't know what I liked yet and decided to try a bunch of different kinds to see what I'd plant in the future. gave tomatos away by the 5-gallon bucket for months. but hey, now I know what varieties I like.
That's a lot of pumpkins and tomatoes!
it was a lot of fun too... learned some important things - like even in the high desert you can grow amazing gardens, provided you have enough sheep poop and water!
heehee!
well, we moved cross country in the middle of garden season this year, so most of these are purchased this year, but two years ago I grew everything on the list but the pear-shaped and pear-shaped warty ones... along with a BUNCH of others. I think I had 38 different kinds of pumpkin, winter squash and gourds. we had about a half or 3/4 acre in garden - maybe a third of that in pumpkins, winter squash and gourds. final harvest was two full long-bed pickup loads! I do love pumpkins!
had 22 different kinds of tomatos too, because I didn't know what I liked yet and decided to try a bunch of different kinds to see what I'd plant in the future. gave tomatos away by the 5-gallon bucket for months. but hey, now I know what varieties I like.
That's a lot of pumpkins and tomatoes!
it was a lot of fun too... learned some important things - like even in the high desert you can grow amazing gardens, provided you have enough sheep poop and water!
DARN!!!
i had some seeds drying up on the frige... and i think my husband thought he was helping by putting them in a baggy 7 differant squash seeds all moldy
i had some seeds drying up on the frige... and i think my husband thought he was helping by putting them in a baggy 7 differant squash seeds all moldy
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