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jeff517

Ga.

My father in law was telling me yesterday about Japaneese using forms to produce square pumpkins..Anyone evr thought of this or tried it with any sucess???
Jeff ^_^

10/7/2001 10:47:36 AM

huffspumpkins

canal winchester ohio

I don't know about pumpkins , but I've seen stories where the Japanese to this to watermelon. Due to size restrictions in their homes & fridges it helps them store them easier. Only problem is the melons cost about $50 american. For that price I would stick with apples.....Paul

10/7/2001 10:56:00 AM

jeff517

Ga.

he said something bout $50 each,,,,hmmm,,might try with a regular pumpkin next year... ^_^

10/7/2001 12:31:11 PM

hey you

Greencastle, PA

you can put little ones or my ag's, lol, in a milk carton.

10/7/2001 2:28:03 PM

blkcloud

Pulaski Tn [email protected]

i have one of those real smart nerd type cousin in laws who grew square tomatoes in college for packaging purposes, we have grown tomatoes our selves in old glass alka seltzer bottles, then pulled them off the vine and let people try to figure out how we got them in there to start with..

10/7/2001 4:06:22 PM

huffspumpkins

canal winchester ohio

When I was a little one we did that with cukes & coke bottles as a 4-H project. ...........Paul

10/7/2001 4:29:19 PM

gordon

Utah

i've seen pictures of the square watermellons.
they pack easier. but cost more.
i don't know why it wouldn't work for pumpkins.
might be a little difficult to come up with the
frame to do it... and have it be the right size.
it has been on my "going to try that someday"
list.
gordon

10/8/2001 12:54:21 PM

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