[Beetroot queen]

Not a hundred percent sure what this is, the one of the OBs gave it to us as he had some left over but he didnt know what it was. Its in with courgettes, pumpkin and squash but which is it 

[Swing Swang]

Gem Squash?

Show us another pic when it gets bigger.

SS

[Beetroot queen]

Gem Squash?

Show us another pic when it gets bigger.

SS

Okay will do. 

[Potiron]

 A Potiron,    perhaps.

[Roll Roll]

Could be pumpkin.

[matilda duck]

Looks like a baby pumpkin to me???  But what do I know?

[GreenOwl]

I'm going for baby pumpkin but setup a poll and we'll see who's right when it gets bigger. 

[Babyshoes]

Our baby gem squashes are a similar shape but darker green. I am betting on a wierd cross breed! Might taste good though....

[Roll Roll]

Did you see what the flower was like?

[strangerachael]

Is it trailing or compact?

[mumofstig]

strangely, given the shape they should end up, this is the same as my butternut squash babies

We all want to see the finished product now

[mrs.ploppy]

I had lots of plants like this come up in my vege patch this year.  In the winter I put my old compost over the soil and it had alot of melon seeds in it that obviously did not compost and sprang back to life.  I have one large one growing as I left it where it was to and now have about 6 fruits coming already.  No idea what sort of melon as I buy lots of different ones during the summer.  Letting it grow on for fun really as you never know if we have more good weather then I could have some melons for free by end of August!

[savbo]

my pumpkins have more of a bottle top to them - errr how do i describe it  - they're spherical with a bit that stick out opposite the stem...
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[Beetroot queen]

Its sort of half and half with the trailing, the flowers are bright yellow and look like cucumber flowers but alot bigger, we have a right mix of plants at the moment as all the OBs sent us left overs 

[blackisgreen]

looks like a round courgette to me but at that size on pic it looks gooseberryish lol