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Old February 10, 2010   #16
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Seed packets for 2 cents...that is amazing!
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Old February 10, 2010   #17
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I am going to have to tag along with my wife tomorrow when she goes to Walmart!
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Old February 10, 2010   #18
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Bo, did you grow that pumpkin and is that you on your avatar?
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Old February 11, 2010   #19
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Dustdevil,
Yes that was one of our "prettiest" pumpkins weighing in at 893 lbs, this past season I grew a 1401.5 lb fruit. Yes that is me in the pic. Tiny lil feller ain't I?....LOL!
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Old February 11, 2010   #20
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Yes that was one of our "prettiest" pumpkins weighing in at 893 lbs, this past season I grew a 1401.5 lb fruit. Yes that is me in the pic. Tiny lil feller ain't I?....LOL!
Peter Peter the pumpkin eater's wife could live VERY comfortably in that "Penthouse" of a pumpkin!
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Old February 11, 2010   #21
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Yes that was one of our "prettiest" pumpkins weighing in at 893 lbs, this past season I grew a 1401.5 lb fruit. Yes that is me in the pic. Tiny lil feller ain't I?....LOL!
It takes a big guy to carry a pumpkin like that! ;-) Any full size pics of the 893 and 1401.5 I can show my daughter?
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Old February 11, 2010   #22
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LOL,
Yes please email me at sales@extremepumpkinstore.com with your email address and I will send you a few pics.
If your daughter would like to try a few seeds, I'd be happy to send a few to her.
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Old February 11, 2010   #23
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Tom, email sent.
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Old February 11, 2010   #24
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Now you guys made me go to Walmart. I bought Rutgers tomato, since
I don't have it. Not a bad amount of seeds in it. I also bought salad
blend, contender green bean, brocolli, carrots, and 9 pkts of flowers.
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Old February 12, 2010   #25
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Maybe you spend over 3 bucks there?
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Old February 12, 2010   #26
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I had to stop at my nearest Walmart and found that the 20 cent packets of veggies were almost gone. They had lots of 20 cent flowers left.
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Old February 12, 2010   #27
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well you all started it - I had no intention of going to Wall Mart the I saw Marketmore Cucumber and remembered it and straight 8 and poinsetta 76 from years past
so I went buy to look - left with chives, cilantro, peppers, cucumbers, flowers etc etc etc and it was only $5 plus change -

I'll need a 1/2 acre just for this stuff

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Old February 12, 2010   #28
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SUCKERS..every last one of us...Succumbing to the Siren Call of the Seeds...Not to mention I am the cheapest person that ever lived so I cannot pass up a bargan like 20 cent seeds!!!

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Old February 12, 2010   #29
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Yep, I'm a sucker. I picked up some crimson giant radish seed, marketmore cucumber and I will go back to get more! I'm just disappointed that Wally world had the best selection of all the places here.
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Old February 13, 2010   #30
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How has germination been with these? I went to the website listed and noticed the Lawn and Garden company label was listed on there as well. Lowes was selling these last year and I looked up the company as I had never heard of them. Many people did not reccommend buying seed from them for different reasons chief among them- poor germination.
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