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Benetton

Ontario, Canada

Does anyone know there have been any large pumpkins grown from the following seed:

663 kennedy (914 wentzell x 780 eaton)
716 paynter (1069 hebb x 537 noonan)
843 kennedy (947 doornwaard x 1153 eaton)
976 kline (1035.5 kline x 914 wentzell)
850.5 eaton (914 wentzell x 974.5 eaton)
871.5 inglis (636 mcintyre x self)
537 kuhn (846 calai x 1260 weir)

12/14/2004 6:27:04 PM

southern

Appalachian Mtns.

ooooo,,,,grow the Kuhn!

12/15/2004 6:58:18 AM

Big Dave the Hamr

Waquoit Mass

grow the 537 the 1260 has the 846 in it to

12/15/2004 8:46:24 AM

jay958

Ontario

acording to the agc the 663 kennedy grew the 551 roberts 02.
the 843 kennedy grew the 740 kennedy 03.
the 976 kline grew
697 kline , 695 les quatrouilles, 539 maclellen 03.
The rest have no listings of anything grown from them.

12/17/2004 10:03:34 PM

southern

Appalachian Mtns.

Yea, Yea! What Dave said...grow the Kuhn!

12/18/2004 6:56:09 AM

n.y. randy

Walton N.y.

i grew the 697 kline and got a 765.5 nice plant

12/18/2004 8:47:09 PM

Canuck

Atlanta, Georgia

I think the 537 could be an awesome cross!...and I'm glad
to have a few from Jim but I won't plant it next year since I'm already planting his 855 and one from either
his 673 or 447...

The 951.4 Castelluci 02 is the same cross as 557 and produced
over 6 and 700 lbs. even though it wasn't grown by a
heavy hitter....no offense!

You can't go wrong growing a Kuhn seed because Jim is one of the finest growers in the world and a super-D-duper guy!

12/19/2004 5:41:43 AM

Canuck

Atlanta, Georgia

I meant 537 of course instead of 557 in my post...sorry

12/19/2004 5:42:41 AM

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