Cucurbita sp. The species is indicated at the beginning of each variety description. See our Species Guide.
Please refer to our Squash Growing Guide for cultural information. Packet: 2-6 g (approximately 20-50 seeds, average 31 seeds).
(C. pepo) 52 days. [~1914] One of the most beautiful and hardy varieties of Patty Pan squash. Saucer-shaped fruits with scalloped edges and pale-green, fine-textured flesh of good flavor. Harvest when small. Pkt.
(C. pepo) 48 days. [1957, AAS Winner.] Fruits are dark green, turning black green as fruit matures. Plants are semi-spineless, semi-upright, with an open growth habit. Flesh is white with small seed cavity. Freezes well. Note: Our observations over...
(C. pepo) 59 days. [Pre-1934] This Italian zucchini is long and cylindrical. Young fruits are dark green with light-green stripes and the flesh is greenish-white and firm. Fruits grow 10-12 in. long and become yellow when mature, but best quality when...
(C. pepo) 62 days. This Italian heirloom zucchini is favored for flavor. Fruits remain tender even at 18 in.; best picked at 12 in. Heavily ribbed fruits are striped with alternating light and dark green shades. Hardy vines grow larger than other summer squash. Pkt (3...
(C. pepo) 62 days. This Italian heirloom zucchini is favored for flavor. Fruits remain tender even at 18 in.; best picked at 12 in. Heavily ribbed fruits are striped with alternating light and dark green shades. Hardy vines grow larger than other summer squash.
(C. pepo) 50 days. Mottled dark green fruits with pale green flesh. A vigorous, productive bush variety with early concentrated yields. Pkt (4 g, ~28 seeds)
(Early Yellow Summer Crookneck, Dwarf Summer Crookneck) (C. pepo) 50 days. [Native American variety dating to before European contact. It was commonly grown in Appalachia.] Picked at 5-6 in., the fruit is a bright golden yellow with a curved neck, creamy white...
(Early Yellow Summer Crookneck, Dwarf Summer Crookneck) (C. pepo) 50 days. [Native American variety dating to before European contact. It was commonly grown in Appalachia.] Picked at 5-6 in., the fruit is a bright golden yellow with a curved neck, creamy white...
(C. pepo) 48 days. [1938, AAS winner.] Straight, lemon-yellow, slightly club-shaped fruits. Harvest small, when 3-7 in. long. Quality of the flesh is excellent. Plants are very vigorous, hardy, and productive. Pkt (4 g, ~54 seeds)
(C. pepo) 48 days. [1938, AAS winner.] Straight, lemon-yellow, slightly club-shaped fruits. Harvest small, when 3-7 in. long. Quality of the flesh is excellent. Plants are very vigorous, hardy, and productive. (28 g)
(White Patty Pan) (C. pepo) 54 days. [Pre-1722] White-fleshed fruits are whitish-green ripening to white. Fruits average 6-7 in. in diameter by 3 in. tall. Very productive. Pkt (3 g, ~35 seeds)
(White Patty Pan) (C. pepo) 54 days. [Pre-1722] White-fleshed fruits are whitish-green ripening to white. Fruits average 6-7 in. in diameter by 3 in. tall. Very productive. (28 g)
(C. pepo) 68 days. Golden-yellow, plump, Patty-Pan fruits on space-saving bush plants. Prolific and hardy, the plants bear continuously over a long season. Downy mildew resistant. Harvest fruits when 4-5 in. across. Use boiled, fried or stir-fried. Matures 2 weeks later than...
(C. pepo) 68 days. Golden-yellow, plump, Patty-Pan fruits on space-saving bush plants. Prolific and hardy, the plants bear continuously over a long season. Downy mildew resistant. Harvest fruits when 4-5 in. across. Use boiled, fried or stir-fried. Matures 2 weeks later than...
(C. pepo) 42 days. Small to medium zucchini, often still tender at 18 in., with gray-green mottled skin. Small-seeded with extended keeping quality. Long harvest period. Excellent flavor and texture; we’ve added “Tender Grey” to the name to try to get this...
(C. pepo) 50 days. Bright yellow fruits look like lemons! Very prolific. Delicious when eaten young while the skin is tender and the seeds are small. Tasty and attractive for farmers markets as well as the home garden. Some fruith shape variability. Good pest resistance: plants...
Now sold out for 2018. (C. moschata) 80 days. [Italian heirloom] Light green fruits grow long, curving to a bell at one end. Vining plants can be grown on a trellis. Harvest at 8-10 in. long when the flavor is fine and sweet....
(C. pepo) 55 days. [~1700] Yellow, bulb-shaped fruit with a narrow, curved neck. Skin becomes bumpy and warted on large fruits. Best eaten when fruits are no longer than 6 in. A consistently popular variety. Pkt (4 g, ~56 seeds)
(C. pepo) 55 days. [~1700] Yellow, bulb-shaped fruit with a narrow, curved neck. Skin becomes bumpy and warted on large fruits. Best eaten when fruits are no longer than 6 in. A consistently popular variety. (28 g)
Now sold out for 2018. (C. maxima) 48 days. [1957] Rare Argentinian maxima-type summer squash. Light green fruits have a uniquely sweet, rich texture. Harvest smooth round fruits at 2-4 in. Squash bugs and squash vine borers make it...
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Heirlooms introduced before 1940
Varieties well-suited to the Mid-Atlantic and further South
