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{Disarmed} Fw: Pod


List fellows --  One of our number asked about what kind of pod shapes I've experienced.   I didn't realize, when I answered, that the inquiry was off-list.  So, in case others might be interested, I'm sharing the response and the follow-ons: 
They come in all sizes and shapes.  I'll post a few, starting with these two.  The first of these shows four pods on Hazelnut Delight.  The pod on the right is a planned pod, the other three (yeah, that little one in the middle is a pod) are bee pods.  The planned pod is 2 3/4" long and 1 3/4" wide.  From their shapes, I'd expect the top one to have seeds, the bottom one maybe, and the middle one not.  I can give you a report in a few days.
 
The second photo is of two bee pods and a planned pod on Toile de Jouy.  The planned pod is the top one.   The 2d one -- a bee pod -- is 3 1/4" long and 1 1/4" wide.  All three look very much the same.  Still, I'll bet that only the planned pod has seeds.  in a later post (I've got to do some gardening today) I'll continue the pod rogue's gallery.  --  Griff
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