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Re: Planting pumpkins into growing wheat
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Posted by 630crazy on April 28, 2006 at 14:11:38 from (24.249.51.122):
In Reply to: Planting pumpkins into growing wheat posted by Don Rose on April 28, 2006 at 09:53:29:
Last year I planted pumpkins in June and wound up with the whole crop ready at the end of Sept. Then I had a little trouble keeping them all from rotting in the 100' temps. Also it was kind of Weird all of the pumpkins were very small(6"-8") like mini-pumpkins. I also tried the "Big Max" variety and they all rotted on the vine. Any suggestions?
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