Pumpkin Farm Pics

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www.cvpumpkinfarm.com/photos.html

I am impressed that they stock Jarradales from Australia. The ones that came up in our garden from the scraps.

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Doesn't that place look like alot of fun? I'd love to grow pumpkins. I have tried 2 years in a row and they come out very small.
Thanks for sharing the link.

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What are the most common pumpkins in France?

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The author of this blog, who is an artist in Scotland mentioned small pumpkins too. (If you go back to the current page you see lovely pics of the country.)

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The link is not working for me. I will check it again in a bit. Here is a link for french pumpkins. The green ones are really tasty.
www.dietobio.com/aliments/en/pumpkin.html
We can find what we would call normal pumpkins in the store in the fall. But they are expensive compared to the states.

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Thanks very much for posting a typical French pumpkin that are sold at the moment. I may have seen the orange one, but not sure.


I wonder if this is better:

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When you get to it, click on show original post, in blue.