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Norton, MA

I have a few to propose and start if they are accepted.

1. Longest long gourd grown in a tree with no trelliss except a maximum of 5 feet to get up to the branches.

2. Heaviest Jack Be Little grown INDOORS.

3. Heaviest official non-DMG pumpkin grown on the 1458 Whittier.

Please respond with your input! Thanks.

1/13/2004 6:04:49 PM

Norton, MA

By the way, if these contests are started you will have to get the seeds. Sorry but this will be only a tiny contest I'm sure.

1/13/2004 6:07:21 PM

Woodburn, Indiana

what is the heaviest jack be little grown?

1/13/2004 6:57:17 PM

Norton, MA

No idea! LOL!

1/13/2004 6:59:57 PM

Perrysburg oh.

I had a pair of twins last year grew from one stim.

1/13/2004 7:21:14 PM

C N Y

how about the biggest pumpkin grown on a vine that is up a tree? lol, and what might the prize structure be, just to
mention it a few days before the contest starts....'pal2

1/13/2004 7:48:34 PM

canal winchester ohio

How about the largest pumpkin grown on the shortest vine pointing south ?

1/13/2004 7:56:45 PM

Indiana

the biggest pumpkin grown on a tomato plant??

1/13/2004 8:14:47 PM

Key West, FL

Talk about a bunch of random ideas that 1 or 2 people might participate in.

1/13/2004 8:44:30 PM

Walkerton Ont

i got 2 1458
i am in

1/13/2004 11:47:02 PM

Kenyon, Mn.

Funny Moondog..ROFLMAO

1/14/2004 8:08:28 AM

Wroclaw, Poland (51 N, 17 E)

I had jack-be-little, but outdoors... And I coul take part in growing long gourd couse I have some seeds...
But I don't have a tree near my patch :(

1/14/2004 10:01:35 AM

Mill Bay, British Columbia

Pumpkin in a tree!! Done...Check it out....

http://www.bigpumpkins.com/Diary/DiaryViewOne.asp?eid=14865

Glenn

1/14/2004 11:57:48 AM

C N Y

that is really awesome---maybe i didn't read closely enough to see what happened to the one in the tree. perhaps it was one of the ones in the final pics, the carved ones!
ummm, i wasn't kidding when i mentioned it as a contest
platform, lol. have you ever noticed that the vines that DO get out of hand and take-off across the hedgerow are always WAYYYY better-looking than the ones growing across
the soil? and they always have a few sets on them, it seems!

1/14/2004 6:19:14 PM