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Gary(2)

Kennett Square, PA

We have all seen them, those neatly layed symetrical egg masses under the mamoth sized leaves that protect our show pumpkins. Night used to be down time until I began carefully cutting out the eggs on the leaves and placing them in strofoam cups with plastic wrap. In a couple of days they all hatch and you can marvel at night at the hundreds of tiny sucking insects that WON'T be muching on your plants. How satisfying to watch them scramble and look for tender new growth to munch only to find that the leaf they rode in on is all there is.

Gary

8/3/2002 8:38:53 PM

huffspumpkins

canal winchester ohio

I gotta try that, I've been spending my nights walking in circles in cornfields wearing my size 15 snowboots. It drives the farmers nuts;)

8/3/2002 9:08:13 PM

BenDB

Key West, FL

ohh good joke, i get it

8/4/2002 12:45:45 AM

Ms. Patience

Yreka, CA

I don't know you guys... I am beginning to wonder if fertilizer and/or pesticide can cause dementia, or if it is just a common trait among pumpkin fans. Y'all are a little weird! ;-)
Patience

8/4/2002 2:12:28 AM

Alexsdad

Garden State Pumpkins

Been wondering where ya been Huffer? Glad to see ya found outlet for the excess energy. Would love some morning aerial views of a job well done! LOL

8/4/2002 5:21:12 AM

H-K-J

Myrtle Creek, Oregon

Now thats funny Paul!!
H-K-J <;-)

8/4/2002 9:52:04 AM

kilrpumpkins

Western Pa.


Huff,

I thought those "crop circles" were just an advertisement for Target stores!

kilr

8/4/2002 10:26:36 AM

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