Re: easy to tell if it is squash...
What if a "completely" green squash has a few specks of orange? What
about the bottom, isn't the bottom usually cream, a pumpkin color? Just a
few questions I am looking for answers to. I guess you could say I am one
that likes to see orange, and only orange. A "pumpkin" with 50 percent green
isn't photogenic, and sponsors dont like sponsoring visually unattractive
fruit. Maybe this could, or should be looked at from the sponsor's view
point since if we didn't have sponsors, there would be no reason to classify
as either squash or pumpkin. Without sponsors, they would all be squash
regardless of color. Just some thoughts to ponder.
Tom Beachy
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