Re: ?

Yes Deb:
I agree, they should be proud of themselves, they have achieved a great
accomplishment regardless of the vegetable they have grown.
The problem seems to be that a variance exists within the pumpkin world
re Orange Pumpkin, Green Squash and in between Squmpkin.
I believe( can be questioned) that a pumpkin with squash background tend's to
weigh heavy.
True orange pumpkin tend's to weigh light.
So if you are growing these fruit for competition, its in you best interest to grow
a Squmpkin. But    ARE THEY a  PUMPKIN or a  SQUASH    which is the only two classes
to enter.        THAT IS THE QUESTION ORIGINALLY ASKED



At 08:49 PM 11/24/00 , you wrote:
>this color subject is a very tricky issue no matter how  it's final
>verdict comes out  a small percentage of growers will be unhappy as
>ricky nelson sang you can't please everyone so you've got to please
>yourself personally i fell that anyone who grows a giant pumpkin ,
>squash or any other giant vegetable and gets it to a weighoff site is a
>winner and should be proud of their accomplishments just having
>something to show took alot of effort                       keep the
>pumpkin faith deb
>
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Thanks,
Bill Van Iderstine
P.E.I. Record Holder @ 862 lbs.
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