Re: garden size, spacing
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- Subject: Re: garden size, spacing
- From: S* <a*@SHASTA.COM>
- Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 09:24:33 -0800
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scpd & ced wrote: Howdee Sue:) I have a question:) Just 'cause I am neurotic:0 So- cucumbers and melons CANNOT cross pollinate? AT ALL? OR gourds? Just want to make sure:) Thank you! Selena aeryk@shasta.com > > Hi Cheralyn: > > I just realized that you may have felt that I was singling you out > with my reply about the melons and cucumbers, and I feel awful. > Believe me, it was not my intention to make you look or feel foolish > -- a LOT of people think that melons and squash and cukes can > cross-breed and produce some weird things. It's one of those Legends > That Will Not Die in the gardening world! I admit that I have a > 'thing' about it, and can get over-enthusiastic in trying to debunk > this myth. > Sue Drake > ... A foot on the floor is worth two in the mouth ...
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