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tomato blossom

tomato blossom

tomato blossom

 



2008 PGVG/PNWGPG Seminar

The 2008 Spring Seminar will take place on April 4-6 in the Tacoma/Puyallup, Washington area. Please click here for more information.

Please click here to see the 2008 PGVG Schedule of Events.



The 2007 PGVG Seed Promotion Is Now Open To Everyone!!

The 2007 Seed Promotion is now open to both members and nonmembers alike. Please click here for more details.

You may also join the PGVG or renew your membership using your PayPal account by visiting the link above.



2007 Results Page Has Been Updated. Now With Pictures!

Click here to see the current results.



2007 PGVG Patch Tour Pictures Now Online

Click here to take a virtual tour of the patches on this year's tour.


New dues structure for 2007

Click here to view the new dues structure for 2007.



PGVG Jackets Available Now!

The official PGVG jackets are now available for purchase. Please click on the order form below for the available colors, styles, and for pricing information.

> Click here to see the order form <



 

 

 

 

Role your cursor over the tomato to see what you do with a giant tomato.  (If you have 17 feet  of space and a few Very Hungry friends)


Welcome Fellow Growers,

Thank you for taking the time to visit so we may introduce you to the Pacific Giant Pumpkin Growers (PGVG). We are a not for profit social and educational organization dedicated to growing the world's largest vegetables, with record setting pumpkins being a special emphasis.

Like all giant vegetable growers we have a very competitive nature. However, we are equally dedicated to family oriented fun in a grower friendly environment.

If this combination of competitiveness and family fun describes your personality then you have come to the right place.

We welcome your involvement and/or membership in our organization.

See you in the garden!

(PS - The background song is "Cast Your Fate To The Wind", something every gardener is forced to do.)

76 pound cabbagePumpkin BoatsJohn Evans of Alaska and his vegetables - http://www.alaskagiant.comAnnual tomato swim


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