RE: New Guy

> 	paranoid. Do I need to worry about them in the Pacific NW?

No, they are an east coast pest.

>    2)	I just pollinated my first 2 females. How long until I know if
> 	I've got a bun in the oven?

Just a few days to see growth but the can abort even after they start.

>    3)	One of my vines tried to escape by climbing a nearby fence.
> 	It almost made it but broke off in the attempt. Do I need to
> 	treat the broken end with anything?
>	I'm pretty sure that a well
> 	publicized failure like that should discourage any other vines
> 	from making the attempt.

A few harsh words will be enough this time.

>    4)	Can I coerce a new pumpkin into laying across (on the opposite
> side) it's vine? There's a nice little spot that looks more
> 	suitable than the one where it would likely fall. (note:
> it's 	still
> vertical.) (when I say "coerce" I of course mean gently
> 	and slowly)

I am having trouble visualizing this one but if you are suggesting to twist
the pumpkin 180 degree on its stem then I would say "not a good idea".

Mike in Oregon

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