I tried to take some photos of wild parrots in my garden, but they flew away.
So instead I took some photos of my "wild" pumpkin plant. I certainly didn't plant this pumpkin as seeds or as seedlings. I think it must have grown from seeds in the compost. As the photo shows it even has a pumpkin on it.
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Hello!! Thanks for stopping by my blog and seeing my two youngest "wild" grandkids!! They certainly LOOK wild!! smile!! This word was hard for me this time. Come back and see me anytime. I love new people dropping by. Sandyygacudht
fabulous looking pumpkin Sal! I have a couple, no, three wild pumpkin plants. Only one of them is producing and each time a butternut gets going, it withers and dies. I have no idea why. I want one like yours!
When I eat the pumpkin Bells, I'll save you some seeds for next year.
Welcome to Photo Hunt! I wouldn't know what to do with a wild pumpkin! Blessings!
a wild pumpkin? I had no idea that even was possible! Very nice photo, welcome to Photo Hunt...my photo is up, please come and visit
That's one determined pumpkin!
Mine's up too :)
aaahhh more warm weather from the other side of the world! I wish I could grow things outside :-(
Thank you and welcome to Photo Hunt!
squash love the compost, don't they...
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