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Tue, Jun 26, 07 at 8:50
| hey everybody,
this is my first year planting pumpkins, and they are doing pretty well, each on their 4th or 5th male flower.
thanks for the help,
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| Anthony, it's quite normal that pumpkins form more flower buds than they can actually mature. Especially early on, many female flowers will abort. It's not a problem. If you would like, when you see one start to yellow, you can pick it and cook it like a miniature zucchini. George |
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- Posted by bterrier121 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 07 at 22:16
| thanks george, i feel more secure about my pumpkins! |
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