Yesterday I was out in the pumpkin patch and noticed
some of the pumpkins were actually ready to harvest.
This is the fun part-seeing what happened after my
job is finished!
If you are not into chickens you will probably think this
odd ( if you are you'll totally get it), but I
think it is so cool that some of the green pumpkins
match the color of the eggs from my Americauna chickens.
Lovely in their greeniness!
5 comments:
I live in the Sacramento area -- where can I find your delightful pumpkins?
I will be selling my pumpkins at the Remnants of the Past antique show in Nipomo on Sat., Oct 2,2010. As of right now I have no other outlets. Am toying with the idea of listing some very small ones on Etsy. The big ones are so heavy! Thank you for your nice comment
I just passed your blog site over to this gal, who had a darling pumpkin idea. I thought she should see yours...
http://itsthelittlethingsthatmakeahouseahome.blogspot.com/
I'm dying to do this to my pumpkins and gourds, though after trying for three years I just can't grow them. Wrong soil. No matter how I make amends, can't do it. Great blog. I have been following for a while. I have a dilemma today though. I have recently viewed a blog post, made a mental note to go back to it, then forgot which blog I was on. So, my question is have you recently posted a blog about a new rug in your kitchen? Thanks.
No, wasn't me
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