BLACKS IN ALASKA ........

Lee Bell wrote:
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>> You might be suprized in summer however, our 22+ hour of daylight grow
>> some hellatious veggies!!! 6 ft long zucchinis, leeks almost foot in
>> diameter. We have trouble with the ones that need a long growing season
>> and warm soil, if it'll grow in cool soil LOOK OUT.
>
>Cool. How much to ship a 6 foot zucchini to Florida? That, I'd like to see
>. . . and eat.

I would buy one of those as well. Do they travel well?

invalid@example.com wrote:

> Lee Bell wrote:
>
>>>You might be suprized in summer however, our 22+ hour of daylight grow
>>>some hellatious veggies!!! 6 ft long zucchinis, leeks almost foot in
>>>diameter. We have trouble with the ones that need a long growing season
>>>and warm soil, if it'll grow in cool soil LOOK OUT.
>>
>>Cool. How much to ship a 6 foot zucchini to Florida? That, I'd like to see
>>. . . and eat.
>
>
> I would buy one of those as well. Do they travel well?
>
>

Nah, they don't even eat well. if you let em get that big they taste a
little like a presto log.

James Connell wrote:
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>invalid@example.com wrote:
>
>> Lee Bell wrote:
>>
>>>>You might be suprized in summer however, our 22+ hour of daylight grow
>>>>some hellatious veggies!!! 6 ft long zucchinis, leeks almost foot in
>>>>diameter. We have trouble with the ones that need a long growing season
>>>>and warm soil, if it'll grow in cool soil LOOK OUT.
>>>
>>>Cool. How much to ship a 6 foot zucchini to Florida? That, I'd like to see
>>>. . . and eat.
>>
>> I would buy one of those as well. Do they travel well?
>
>Nah, they don't even eat well. if you let em get that big they taste a
>little like a presto log.

I was thinking of carving one out for a halloween pumpkin.