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Pumpkin Batwing Hybrid

A variety of orange and green patterns on every fruit. Batwing is a baseball sized pumpkin with a novel dipped look. Batwing will provide variation in color some fruit will be all orange some all dark green and a good

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  A variety of orange and green patterns on every fruit. Batwing is a baseball sized pumpkin with a novel dipped look. Batwing will provide variation in Read More »

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