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australia

just a few !
would anyone like to send me some seeds to australia
we have a small club here in margaret river {mainly beer drinking] just to make life interesting some of the members try to grow giant pumpkins, they plant about november. i would like to try if i can get a few seeds
doug

7/19/2001 9:44:32 AM

Glenn Springs S.C.

I will send you some seeds if you care to try them if my pumpkins continue to grow , there are more experienced growers in the seed exchange section that will help you.
Jeff

7/19/2001 5:11:30 PM

Liverpool , England

Yo Doug,
Send me your adress...I'll send you some seed in time for your season.

Alun

7/19/2001 8:42:37 PM

australia

thanks guys
for offering to send the seeds
i will keep you posted on the progress
maybe even try and get a couple of photos
on the net of our weigh in
doug

7/21/2001 9:49:49 PM

Greencastle, PA

I can send you some too, today I sent some out to a man in Malasya. I have plenty left. If you would like some send me an e-mail. Where do you live in Australia? I have a central bearded dragon and want to put some plants in his cage, but I'm not sure what grows there, all I know is that it's shrublands and desert, but I don't know know what kind of shrubs. if you know could you please send me an e-mail about it.
Thanks and good luck,
Tom

7/28/2001 12:54:11 AM

Concord, MA

Me too, I think!
Hi all! A newbie here, my first year! My patch is plowed up real nice and deep. [rented an 8hp Troy-Bilt] I added lots of compost and some lime last fall, but here's my situation. I'm using the Dill packet seeds. I bought them last fall at the Topsfield Fair, thinking I was getting some real championship seeds. But then I just saw the same packets for sale at my local garden center, for less money even and I was kinda dismayed. My question is: Are the Dill seeds good enough for competition? Dave S. Concord, MA

4/27/2004 11:03:43 PM

Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)

Dave if you really want to grow a big one you need a seed with atleast some proven genetics. There are a bunch of guys in Maine who will help you out. Just post in the New Growers..Shannon

4/27/2004 11:10:46 PM