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7 comments:
They look beautiful.
Oh, and I've put a post up for you on my blog. :)
It may not be what you hoped for, but I have to say the class of 2007 is a photogenic lot. Well done.
But at least they are all your own efforts.
They look superbe.....good photo...good crop
Lovely picture. Very inspiring.
I'd like to grow winter squash next year, but I'll have to be limited in what I grow. Which of the varieties that you've planted has the best flavor? I like my winter squash to be on the sweet side, if that helps you answer the question.
Hmm. My personal favourites are Buttercup and any of the Hubbards (I've grown Blue, Green & Anna Schwarz). See the past 4 years pictured in the Nov. 2006 posts -
http://mustardplaster.blogspot.com/2006/11/class-of-2006.html
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