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Atlantic Giant pumpkin seed source

18 years ago

This year I would like to try and grow an Atlantic Giant pumpkin. Historically I have purchased seeds from the hardware store, Gurney's and gourd seeds from wherever I am buying my veggie seeds for the summer. It seems that the source you buy your Atlantic Giant seeds from makes a difference. Can someone suggest a source for me?

Thank you.

Kate

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weirdtrev
18 years ago
You should get Dill's Atlantic Giant seeds directly from Howard Dill at Howard Dill Premium Seeds also you can find other seeds at Beachy Seeds. But maybe the best source is to go to BigPumpkins.com and ask someone on the forum for seeds I am positive people will send you some if you just pay for shipping. Also on the forum you can find some really helpful information on growing specifically the Atlantic Giants.
katefisher
Original Author
18 years ago
Thank you kindly! I will look into all of that. Really appreciate your time.

I just cannot wait for summer.

Kate
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