Unusual pumpkins and squashes.

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  1. sawfish

    sawfish Gardener

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    I just got a catalogue from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds in America (beautiful catalogue, so many tomatos).

    Anyway they have tons of Pumpkins and Squashes listed and I was wondering if generally most Pumpkins and Squashes were like the giant pumpkins we grow over here and are hardy enough for our summer climate?

    thanks
     
  2. wildflower

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    Well i had some pumpkin seeds from my fatherinlaw in america and they didnt do very well..It may have just been me and bad luck !! But i used to grow lots of pumpkins quite succesfully so i am not sure..you can get seeds for different varietys here...I have given up fighting the elements where veg are concerned :D
     
  3. Rumple

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    Sawfish - I grow Crown Prince and sent seeds up to someone outside Edinburgh a few years ago - she does wonderfully with them. Your welcome to seed. Great eating pumpkin, and gorgeous silvery grey skins.
     
  4. sawfish

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    I'd be delighted to try these pumpkin seeds Rumple. Blue/grey is the colour I want to try most!

    [ 15. September 2006, 01:48 AM: Message edited by: sawfish ]
     
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