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Re: pollination

I never received the original posting either.  I would like a copy also.  TIA

Meconella wrote:

> In a message dated 5/13/98 8:23:57 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> maroc@islandnet.com writes:
>
> <<
>  Dave, thanks for the pollination info on melons in general and canteloup in
>  particular.  Here on Vancouver Island (Canada) I've been growing canteloup
>  in an unheated greenhouse for a few years.  We generally have good luck
>  with the fruit but sometimes it is under developed.  Probably our "good
>  luck" is helped by our two bee hives, which get moved nearer to the veggie
>  garden and greenhouse after the bees have done their work of helping set
>  fruit in the orchard.  We also get help by providing comfortable homes for
>  the solitary wild bees we have here.  Thanks again for the interesting info
>  on melon pollination.
>   >>
>
> Hi all,  did the original pollination post re melons go to the list?  If it
> did,  I did not get it.  If someone still has it,  would you mind forwarding
> it to me?  I would greatly appreciate it.
>
> Thanks,  Janet.



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