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Pumpkins, Squash & Gourds
benjoe90

Growing in the woods

16 years ago

I had a BIG bag full of extra pumpkin/gourd seeds, and I didnt want them to go to waste. So I decided to just toss them around the woods at my house.

Do you think I will get any pumpkins?

There were 3 different kinds of pumpkin seeds, some were a small pumpkin (about 1lbs), some were kombucha (about 3-4lbs), and some were apple gourds(not sure how big, I got the seeds from a friend).

Ben

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