Many pumpkins at our house have met their maker as unwitting fodder for our backyard Halloween and Thanksgiving pumpkin tosses, as reluctant additions to the compost pile, or as jack-o-lanterns that simply decompose in place. Happily, the result has been a steady supply of volunteer pumpkin seedlings, often in places we least expect.
Nestled between re-homed Agapanthus and Aloe, this soon-to-be-pumpkin was 10 inches across, and looked more like a lazy starfish than a blossom on a volunteer vine.
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