Re: Oregon Update Replied


In a message dated 1/21/2000 10:56:25 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
rocky.r@cyber-quest.com writes:

<< I was also wondering, why not the Rockwell 879? Mr greenjeans did well 
here on
 the east coast with some 500 + squash... The Andersen 815 selfed squash was
 still growing when it went down on September 13th of 98.. >>
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 The 565Andrews was a side vine fruit from the 879Rockwell that grew for only 
60 days .Borers ,drought,and the hottest year on record here on Long Island 
did a number on the plant....I can only imagine what would have been if it 
didn't get the borers(like where Brett grows),had a big plot(like where Brett 
grows),an experienced grower(like Brett) and a good pumpkin growing 
environment (like Brett's), and managed a main vine fruit(like Brett would 
surely manage) and grew for 80 days(like Brett would have it do).Having more 
than a little squash information at my disposal i agree with Rocky.I think 
the 879 has more potential for a big one than the 821Stellpflug AND the 
738Stellpflug.......just my humble opinion(never grown anything official over 
568lbs)........

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