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Reply #10 - Apr 21st, 2026 at 7:38pm

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Hi Derek
You might have to cut it in pieces and share it with the neighbours  Grin Grin Grin
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Reply #11 - Apr 21st, 2026 at 9:24pm

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We enjoyed a slice of pumpkin pie tonight.

I have about two cups of pumpkin left.  The recipe for the pie is a hand me down from my son in laws American Grandmother and I am unable to share it.
 
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Kevvie wrote on Apr 21st, 2026 at 7:38pm:
Hi Derek
You might have to cut it in pieces and share it with the neighbours  Grin Grin Grin
Kev


Have a few more coming on the vines Kev.  Will end up having to give some away.  I planted Kent and Butternut vines and was hoping for a cross between the two. There are a couple that look promising.  😉
 
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Hi Derek
Lived on acreage years ago a large pumpkin vine appeared and we ended  cross breed ones butter nut shapes were green like the kent and the kent shape one the colour of butter nuts. The vine covered a area of about 10 square metres. Yes we ended up with a lots of them They were very nice to eat. I think I still of plenty of the seed
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Bonnie has been freezing pumpkin, she has been happy with the results.
 
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