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Vegetable plants i.d.
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- Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1998 10:38:46 -0500
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Hi to all,
I'm new to the veggie list, also new to vegetable gardening this year. I
planted 4 cucumbers and 4 zucchini squash in peat pots, then got them mixed
up before I got the labels in. Altogether, 5 plants came up... and I can't
tell which ones are cucumbers and which ones are zucchini. 2 of them are a
little bigger and have noticeably thicker stems than the other 3, yet the
leaves on all 5 are real similar. They all broke soil within a couple of
days of each other, also. I suspect the 2 with the thicker stems are
probably zucchini, but I'm not at all sure and it will make a big difference
when I set them out as to what kind of spacing they get. Help would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Linda
USDA Zone 5/NW Missouri
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