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I was thinkiing more like a tortoise with its head sticking up. -
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Wheelbarrow worked fine for one old man. I won't be processing this one but someone might. Lots of things can be made from pumpkins. Pies, breads, muffins, pumpkin roll, cookies, soup, etc. -
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Purple Dragon carrot on Big Moose pumpkin -
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Northern Exposure I just had a couple of these. They were hot from the sun shining on them. They were so sweet that it was like eating candy. -
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Pulled one Purple Viking potato plant. -
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Big Moose 18" x 16" x 15" ? Big Moose or Whopper 18" x 16" x 15" -
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They have a longer development time than do early season cucumbers such as Early Pride and Marketmore 97. They make a really crunchy dill pickle. They aren't as crunchy when i use them for my hot sweet pickles. I am planning on making a batch of hot dill pickles today. The ones I did last... -
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Super Sauce 1lb. 4 oz. 1 lb. 6 oz. -
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The big one was wedged in tight. -
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Atlas 1 lb. 6 oz. 1 lb. 13 oz.