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Powderhunter
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Hey all,

Well here are a few updated pictures. The tomatoes are coming off by the bucketfull now. The pumpkin plants have taken over, and I've got two monsters hiding in the patch. Not too shabby of a cucumber either, eh?

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From: Grand Junction, Colorado | Registered: Jun 2006  |  IP: Logged
Longy
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I seem to recall a query about your pumpkins taking over the world. Looks like they may have found a part of the world they like. That's still a great looking vegie patch. Well done. Watch out for those monsters though. They're often just a clever ruse to disguise other monsters you never knew existed....

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From: East Coast | Registered: Sep 2004  |  IP: Logged
LandOfOz
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What beautiful pumpkins! Hopefully all those pumpkins leaves are helping keep your weed population low! You're garden looks fabulous and healthy.

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From: Ks, USA | Registered: May 2006  |  IP: Logged
penny in ontario
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What a garden you have there!

Looks great [thumb] [thumb] [flower] [flower]

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From: Ontario | Registered: Sep 2005  |  IP: Logged
johnCT
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quote:
Originally posted by Powderhunter:
Not too shabby of a cucumber either, eh?

Not too shabby at all! I gotta show that pic to the wife. [lala]

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comfrey
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Very nice veggie patch!!! And that is a nice pumpkin!!!

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From: Arkansas | Registered: Jul 2005  |  IP: Logged
Woodland Garden
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Hey nice garden. How much do you think the pumpkin weighs?

One thing I can never understand about pumpkins. I see pictures of other peoples pumpkin vines as a nice dark green. Mine are always a pale light green and the older ones quickly turn yellow. This despite my efforts to really 'beef' up the soil for them. I have no problem getting BIG pumpkins but it is odd.

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Rosepetal
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Not too shabby you say, I say WOW!!! [thumb] [thumb]

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Powderhunter
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Thank you so much for the compliments...last year was a disaster, so it's nice that this year is going so well.

Regarding the pumpkins, I have no clue how much they weigh, but they keep on growing and growing, it's just crazy...TWO pumpkins that big, wow. I'll post some more pictures of them soon. Thanks again. [Smile]

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Beautiful graden and some awesome vegetables! [clappy] It looks like your all ready for Halloween with that pumpkin! [Big Grin] It's beautiful! [thumb] Everything looks SO healthy and green! Good job! [thumb]

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Only one thing to say about your pics...WOW! [thumb]

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How long will that pumpkin keep in this heat? Your color is beautiful.

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From: Monroe, NC | Registered: Aug 2003  |  IP: Logged
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I've never seen that many tomatoes on a plant before. I see why you said they went crazy. Have a great harvest.

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From: triangle, virginia | Registered: Mar 2005  |  IP: Logged
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Beautiful garden! You are going to have a wonderful harvest with it all looking so good!

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