Re: 1009 pumpkin or Squash??
Squmpkin? what's all this talk about a squmpkin? i thought that it was
Hugh Wiberg himself who coined the term "squmpkin" back in the mid
70's when he had a Giant Hungarian squash cross with i believe a
Big-Max?
You can all call em what you want but a pumpkin is still a squash no
matter what we want to call them due to their color.
Just my 2cents
Glenn Peters
LIpumpkin@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 11/25/00 9:53:02 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> carlson@sanasys.com writes:
>
> << I don't agree with you Glen on a Squmpkin being a squash....BUT
> that is just my opinion..and obviously a few others that made the
> actual call in Anamosa....I admitt...my opinion was asked....and I
> stated what I thought...I do believe Kevin Holman also looked it
> over...HELP KEVIN!!!LOL!!! >>
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> Hi Dan...I don't believe a squmpkin to be a squash...I think it should be a
> pumpkin.The rules call it a squash if there's enough non-pumpkin color. I
> just think squash should be supported more... as squash...not as
> non-pumpkins.....and that the grower should be able to know what he has
> before he leaves his house for the contest. Only clear defining rules will
> allow this......G
> ps...now I'm NEVER TELLING YOU !!!
>
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