sqash/pumpkin harvest

Started by adrianhumph, September 18, 2005, 08:52:03

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adrianhumph

 Hi all,  :D
             Picked these today, there are more but i couldn`t get any more on the bench. The big orange one is a mystery, it came up as a seedling in a veg bed, I transplanted it & this was the result, I guess it came from the birds?  The others are butternuts, the blue /grey ones are crown prince (courtesy of GW`s trials) & the stripy one`s are winter festival.   Adrian.

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Doris_Pinks

Wow good crop Adrian, they should keep you going in the winter months! ;D
Think squash is my favorite crop to grow because the end results look so good and taste good too! ;)
And errr you picked them today? What time were you up as it is only 8.57 now!??? :o
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adrianhumph

 Hi Doris,  :D
                     ok I lied, it was yesterday  ::)
                                                                      Adrian.

Marianne

What a beautiful crop !  ;D ;D
Enjoy today to the full.  You are not sure of a tomorrow.
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Doris_Pinks

Thought you were a very early bird! ;D
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wardy

Crown Prince    Most prolific squash I grew but tastes bland so needs some spicing up.  The small ones are Sweet Mama which look lovely.
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spacehopper

Nice harvest Adrian.
Wardy, I'm looking forwards to a taste report on the sweet mamas. I'm trying to decide on seeds for next year.
Make the most of today, because you'll never have it back again.

wardy

Righto.  The one I'm really looking forward to is Marina di Chioggia.  I've put them in the pantry to ripen up at room temp for about 10 days.  The Blue Hubbard was bland as was the Crown Prince (got loads of crown prince to get through).  the small Sweet Mamas look good and hopefully the taste lives up to the name  :)
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