From: pintiha@jhmi.edu   
      
   On Monday, September 23, 2019 at 9:10:09 AM UTC-4, songbird wrote:   
      
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   >   in harvesting though, i'm realizing that almost   
   > 50 beans is a bit too many because not only do i    
   > track of them all, i also try to keep track of which   
   > plants are early and make further selections to   
   > continue developing seed lines (like which beans   
   > are early because i want some beans to finish by   
   > early September so not everyhing is coming ripe and   
   > ready to pick at one time).  for this tiny room i   
   > run out of space...   
   >    
   >   next season i'll have to downsize a bit in what i   
   > plant...  :)  hard to pick what to plant though when   
   > i keep finding interesting beans and also have new   
   > cross breeds showing up to see what happens next...   
   >    
   >    
   >   songbird   
      
   I planted 12 different pumpkins/winter-squash this year. Like you, I think   
   I'll plant just a few of our favorites next year. It gets kind of confusing,   
   following the vines from the home hills to the fruit to determine which is   
   which. My wife will rate    
   them and we'll plant 4 or 5 next year. So far, the Butter Cup is the favorite   
   for squash a dinner side dish. The Dickenson and Yuxijiang gave a good yield   
   of orthodox pumpkins; my wife will determine which make the best pies over the   
   next couple of    
   months.   
      
   Paul   
      
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