I'm not sure how much you know about pumpkins but I think everyone should know just a few pieces of useless information. I can't think of a better topic than pumpkins, can you?
If you're really getting into this Month of Pumpkins thing and would like to come to Illinois and visit the pumpkin capital, I'll go with you. It's not all that far from my home. I know this because I have read every word on this Pumpkin Patch page.
I found this site that suggested you play a pumpkin trivia game at fall baby showers. I'm not a fan of baby showers so maybe I'm missing the point?
On the Libby's pumpkin page, apparently size matters and they're happy to tell you that the largest pumpkin (so far) was grown in 1999... how much do you think it weighed? And how do you actually move a pumpkin that big?
Now run off and take this little Pumpkin Quiz and come back and tell me what your score was. I won't embarrass you with mine, not everyone can be as knowledgeable as I am.
~~Denise
Flamingo House Happenings
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100% :) yay!
Last year i had a an errant pumpkin seed start growing in my back paddock. i was sooo excited that i blocked that whole area off waiting for my pumpkins. :)
sadly it was only the maie flowering and not the female. Or vice versa. I remember going to that site you linked. And learning about how its Bumble bees that only polinate from male to female flowers. I had everything but the female flower. GMO's at work for you, i bet. Thanks for the link again. Great Site.
jojo
www.goodnessgraciousacres.com
I hate it when that happens
when I was a kid, my mom explained that male flower/female flower to me for the same reason. Darn male flower pumpkins!
~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager
Flamingo House Happenings
I can't believe I knew all the answers to
that quiz
Of course, half of them were educated guesses.
Am I supposed to be proud??
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Duh
Anytime you ace a test you should be proud but when you ace a pumpkin test you should be especially proud. Not everyone knows a lot about pumpkins.
~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager
Flamingo House Happenings