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Does two pumpkins make a pumpkin patch?

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Does two pumpkins make a pumpkin patch?

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yup because it's not just one individual pumpkin there are two all together and two or more considers a patch:)

Frezik answered Nov 20, 2019

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Yeah if you harvest the seeds to make more

Ferry answered Nov 21, 2019

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