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Goffstown,nh

Anyone interested in viewing photos of Kuhn 712 offspring go to Jim B in photo Gallery... Enjoy!!!

11/23/2001 7:57:44 PM

Choctaw, OK

thanks jim.....i wondered what they looked like....intersting how different they look, but yet each weighed equally heavy over charts, around a 100 lbs over the charts.....

case

11/24/2001 12:08:43 PM

Myrtle Creek, Oregon

Why were they inelegable???

11/24/2001 12:58:27 PM

Indiana

I heard they both had splits. This is from a good source, but the grapevine sometimes goes bad. I'm not trying to spread rumors.

11/24/2001 1:03:54 PM

Goffstown,nh

Both the Whittier pumpkins developed cracks only days before harvest,what a shame...

11/25/2001 9:14:16 AM

Connecticut, USA

Jim, were they on the same plant or two different 712 plants?

11/25/2001 10:54:29 AM

How long has bruce been growin? my research has found no records of past fruit from him.

Alex

11/25/2001 11:19:39 AM

Goffstown,nh

Yes indeed, both of Bruce Whittiers pumpkins were on the same plant,front and back vine.Bruce has been growing for several years, never had this much success though... Take another look at JimB photo gallery, I've added another Kuhn712-offspring photo-Al Berard of Maine

11/27/2001 7:09:20 AM

Choctaw, OK

hey jim...the 1061 whittier was sibb pollinated according to bruce, what other 712 plant did he use as the sib pollinator?? i thought he had two 712 plants going?

thanks

case

11/28/2001 10:00:04 PM

Puyallup, WA

And furthermore, Bruce told me that neither of them produced very many seeds.

11/29/2001 12:28:22 AM