Gourd? Melon? Edible?
17 years ago
This vine is a volunteer growing on my fence. It is probably about 20 feet across. Leaves are about 6 inches across. I have enclosed (I hope) a couple of pix. Can I plan on eating this thingy? I have no idea what it is. Only the one "fruit" on it. The few other female blossoms just dropped off.
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