Haddie is my daughter. Just turned four this last Sunday. This is her first pumpkin plant. She has been doing an excellent job of giving it regular water. Unfortuneatly the planting spot isn't ideal, but it is the same spot we grew the winning pumpkin last year and it is from a seed from that same pumpkin so hopefully it will do well. We've built up the soil a little more this year so she is hoping for a big one. The thought of a trophy gets her very excited. ;-) The bamboo pole that you see is to train the pumpkin to go in the rigth direction. The planting spot is very narrow.
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
This is Haddie's Pumpkin
Haddie is my daughter. Just turned four this last Sunday. This is her first pumpkin plant. She has been doing an excellent job of giving it regular water. Unfortuneatly the planting spot isn't ideal, but it is the same spot we grew the winning pumpkin last year and it is from a seed from that same pumpkin so hopefully it will do well. We've built up the soil a little more this year so she is hoping for a big one. The thought of a trophy gets her very excited. ;-) The bamboo pole that you see is to train the pumpkin to go in the rigth direction. The planting spot is very narrow.
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