Carol Dee
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I only have two. About the same ages. What delightful garden buddies they are. I must remember that squash. It sounds delicious. A & T would get a big kick out of growing one. 
A squash as big as a small boy!
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You could start a new trend Cat, a squash as a growth chart!
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Good one! Hahahahahathistlebloom said:
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Could this be called a French Horn squash?
baymule
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Haha! I think your squash is writing in cursive. Keep taking pictures, it is trying to tell you something! 
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Remember this photo? There's an update!My three wonderful grandsons with the tromboncino squash at harvest.
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The baby in the old photo of my 3 grandsons and a tromboncino squash harvested his own today, for his Mom. He is 4. Will be 5 in December. What a joyful, loving kid.
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There lucky boys to have you and your husband. I still miss my grandparents
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Adorable! That is so cute, looking at this with my 10 year old grand daughter. Nothing like Grandmas garden!
