Pollination of Giant Pumpkin by hand.
9 years ago
7/7/17, Today one of my Giant Pumpkin Female blooms opened.
It is the largest near the end of the main vine and only one open(1st).
My wife and I had a blast setting these pictures up on FB. Naturally I added some Barry White music for effect.
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