Two of my colleagues had a gourd growing competition. This is one of the competitors’ offerings.
Very pretty.
Think I’ll join in next year. 
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It seems a shame to cut into those!
They’re so pretty and so diversified – what a great job they did with these. You can sure tell it’s harvest time.
Pretty indeed, perhaps I should try something similar next year too, although without joining that competition of course…;)
you’re right. they’re stunning, vibrant but calm, positive. somehow, they make me feel good, just by looking at them.
Good Gourd! I actually titled a blog post with that once, oh dear….They are very pretty though aren’t they?
Holler – They’re ornamental gourds so aren’t cut into or eaten. Just there to look pretty!
Giz – Didn’t they? I’m looking forward to trying it out next year.
Pia – Blog about it!!
Maninas – Me too. I couldn’t stop staring at them!
Helen – Lol! Very.
Beautiful!
I try roasting different type of squashes recently… but I have never tired to grow my own… maybe when I will move out finally from London