Re: dr vegistein..?

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• From: L* H* <l*@hafey.org>
• Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1998 05:35:26 +1000
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Hi Utah -

Pumpkins and squash readily cross-pollinate, but I don't think cucumbers
do as well.  They may well do between different types of cucumber.  I
think that Gourds are the only guys among the pumpkin clan that don't
readily swap their stuff with other types of curcubit.  What would
happen if the piston of a pumpkin pollinated a squash is that you would
grow a lovely pumquash, or squakin or something similar.  Usually they
have a nice taste, but I don't think I'd save the seeds, unless you want
that specific combination again.

Of course, I'm no Dr Vegistein...

Lisa Hafey

utah blaine wrote:

> what happens if you to a pistion <male>
> from say a punkin and tried to pollinate cucumbers or squash..?
> would this work or ????

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