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Utah, [email protected]

after much thought I have narowed my seeds down to 11 seeds lol. They are the...
670 Daigle for orange
1350 starr 07
1010 Daletas
1423.5 Wallace
1347 Wallace
1110 Wallace
1350 Wallace
1470 Wallace
275 Van Hook
1334.5 Daletas
and the 1161 Rodonis

Which ones would you plant? and I am curious why you would plant them.


Thanks so much,
Bryson

4/20/2009 11:06:43 PM

Mill Creek West by god Virginia

275 vanhook x 1010 daletas this is a cross that will grow you a true slunger 275 will prove to be a world class seed this year!, and the 1010 well all i can say is steve knows what he is doing! good luck and god bless ya ps 275 throws pretty orange and heavy slungers!

4/21/2009 1:11:03 AM

Owensboro, Ky.

Bryson...275 if ya got one...670 for Orange...and my next choice is 1161!!! Put somethin in that has, or has a chance to have a 1450 Wallace as a pollinator!!! Peace, Wayne

4/21/2009 1:48:13 AM

Boise City, Oklahoma, USA

So how many do you have space for in the patch? I always start with making a shortlist then deciding according to how much space I got....

4/21/2009 3:52:45 AM

Midway, UT

1350 Starr and 1161 Rodonis. Hard to argue with proven seeds that have produced pumpkins over 1,500 pounds.

4/21/2009 11:11:02 AM

Oakley, UTAH

the 1470 wallace x 275 vanhook would be my choice if i had them ,, lol

4/21/2009 2:49:18 PM

[email protected]

I grew the 1423.5 Wallace last year, and I got an 802.5 out of it crossed with an 1149 Pukos. If I had to choose from your selections, I would cross it with the 275 Van Hook.

The 1423 grew a very solid, thick pumpkin, although not very orange. If color doesn't mattter, the 1423 offers solid thick walls and a very long flat pumpkin. Mine for some reason had an indent on the top of it like a bird bath, but it stayed together, and did very well in difficult weather.

4/21/2009 2:57:54 PM