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Re[2]: you can't grow pumpkins in a tree
- To: t*@mindspring.com, Stephen Dunning <S*@douglas.bc.ca>
- Subject: Re[2]: you can't grow pumpkins in a tree
- From: j*@adc.com
- Date: Mon, 08 Sep 97 13:10:22 CST
I HAD TWO IN A LILAC BUSH LAST YEAR!!
JIM
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Subject: Re: you can't grow pumpkins in a tree
Author: Stephen Dunning <Stephen_Dunning@douglas.bc.ca> at Internet-Mail
Date: 9/8/97 12:30 PM
Hmm.... Believe it or not, I now have a pumpkin growing in one of my small
vine maples. I let it set after my big pumpkin split. Will let you know
how it goes, whether I get the goo and all.
Who knows, this could be the start of a fad?
Stephen
At 02:58 PM 9/7/97 -0400, you wrote:
>All of the pumpkins on my Greer 1006 have split very early, so when a side
>vine grew out of the patch and started up a small tree I let it go. After
>all, what's the worst thing that could happen....grow a pumpkin! Well,
>sure enough it set a pumpkin about 4 feet up. As it grew in size, it began
>to pull the vine down and it became a curiosity. I began to think I should
>release the vine but what the heck, if it wants to grow in a tree who am I
>to stop it. About once a week I would go look to see how it was
>doing....getting closer to the ground each week. This week it is VERY
>different. It looks like an exploded water balloon and below is a mass of
>jello like goo. I cut it off. The stem was still fine but the top half of
>the pumpkin was a paper thin shell with nothing inside. I guess your not
>supposed to grow pumpkins in a tree.
>
>Bart
>Wallingford, CT
>
>
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