Posted by larry@stinescorner on October 23, 2016 at 05:44:48 from (74.105.174.208):
At the top of the field ,.at the edge of the woods,we have a place to dump brush,etc,,anything that will rot away.I had almost forgot I planted some seeds in different spots,some in some old wet bales of hay that the neighbor dumped there years back I drove up there with the ford,they grew pretty good I do remember it was 50 cents in seed total,,Im just a STO
(small time operater),,but I think this was a big surprise to me.Didnt do anything but poke the seeds here and there. The greyish blue thing is a hubbard squash,never tried one before.,are they any good to eat?We have it as a decoration right now.
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I drove up there with the ford,they grew pretty good 
I do remember it was 50 cents in seed total,,Im just a STO 
The greyish blue thing is a hubbard squash,never tried one before.,are they any good to eat?We have it as a decoration right now.