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 90 days. [1958] Sweet fruits, ½ - 2 lbs. Smaller fruits than Waltham, and the vines aren’t as vigorous, but the smaller (5’) vines are a great space-saver for small gardens. Pkt (2g, 26 seeds) |
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(C. maxima): 115 days. Extra large pumpkin often grown for county fairs and Halloween. Weighs up to 100 lbs. or more when well grown. Fruits are bright orange with orange flesh good for pies. Pkt. (6 g) |
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 (C. maxima) 100 days. [Introduced in 1932 by the ND/AES.] This Burgess strain of 'Buttercup' is noted for its thick, fine-grained flesh and excellent flavor. Fruits are flattened turbans, approximately 4-1/2" x 6-1/2", weighing 4 to 5 lbs. Rinds are dark green with slight ribs and a "button" on... |
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(C. maxima) 100 days. [Introduced in 1932 by the ND/AES.] This Burgess strain of 'Buttercup' is noted for its thick, fine-grained flesh and excellent flavor. Fruits are flattened turbans, approximately 4-1/2" x 6-1/2", weighing 4 to 5 lbs. Rinds are dark green with slight ribs and a "button" on... |
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 (C. Maxima)Appalachian heirloom from western North Carolina. Well known for its great flavor. The fruits are pinkish orange. Orange enlarged buttercup shaped with some bluegreen color at the bottom. 6 - 20 lb fruit. Rampant vines have large leaves.
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(C. pepo): (Big Tom, Yankee Cow Pumpkin)110 days. [Pre-1700 cultivar of Native Americans origin.] 'Connecticut Field' is still the most popular variety of large Halloween pumpkins. Fruits range from 15 to 20 lbs., are bright orange, slightly ribbed, and non- uniform in shape and size. Good for... |
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 (c. pepo) 97 days. Surprisingly sweet for a pepo, this is one of the sweetest squashes we offer. The cream colored skin has dark green stripes in the ribs. 2 lb potatoes shaped fruits grow 10" X 3". Semi bush vines yield up to 8 fruits per plant. Pkt. (4 g) |
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(C. maxima) 98 days. [French heirloom] An unusual and beautiful squash. Vigorous plants set lots of smooth yellow fruits. At first they're nothing special, but then they turn a rosy pink as they ripen. In storage they develop an amazing warty surface. Makes great soup, sauce, or pumpkin pie.... |
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(C. maxima) 110 days [French heirloom, arrived in the US 1883.] Beautiful reddish-orange skin (Rouge Vif is French for "deep red"). Deeply ribbed, flattened pumpkin. 12-35 lb fruits grow 6" X 19." Good for pies, and a great ornamental. Pkt. (4 g) |
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(C. pepo): 100 days [Pre- 1860] 'Small Sugar' is a traditional favorite of home gardeners. Its dry sweet flesh is high in solids and low in stringiness. Orange fruits are round and weigh 6 to 8 lbs. |
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(C. pepo): 100 days [Pre- 1860] 'Small Sugar' is a traditional favorite of home gardeners. Its dry sweet flesh is high in solids and low in stringiness. Orange fruits are round and weigh 6 to 8 lbs. Pkt. |
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(Maxima) This excellent 12-15 lb. squash has a slate green skin and orange flesh. Heavy yielding plants will aggressively push the borders you plant them in. Flesh has a dry texture and a buttery flavor that sweetens with age. This squash is an excellent keeper. Because of its tender dry texture,... |
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(C. pepo) 80 days. [Introduced 1948.] Space saving version of 'Table Queen' (See description below). Averages 5 fruits per plant. Pkt. |
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(C. pepo) 80 days. [Introduced 1948.] Space saving version of 'Table Queen' (See description below). Averages 5 fruits per plant. |
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(C. pepo): 85 days. [Introduced 1913. The precursor of this variety was cultivated previously by the Arikara Indian tribe in the early 1800's.] Acorn-shaped fruit averages 6" long. Dark-green rind, fine- textured, golden-yellow flesh. 'Table Queen' is an excellent baking squash. Immature... |
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120 days. Long-necked butternut type has one of the highest sugar contents of any winter squash. The sweet, fine-textured neck flesh is excellent for pies and soups. Large (10-20 lb) fruits keep well for 9+ months.
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(C. moschata): 95 days. [Introduced 1970 by the Massachusetts/AES. AAS winner.] A popular winter storage squash of excellent quality. Stores very well. Can be harvested when small and used like a summer squash. Excellent resistance to vine borers. Fruits average 8 to 9" long, 3 to 4 lbs.,... |
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(C. moschata): 95 days. [Introduced 1970 by the Massachusetts/AES. AAS winner.] A popular winter storage squash of excellent quality. Stores very well. Can be harvested when small and used like a summer squash. Excellent resistance to vine borers. Fruits average 8 to 9" long, 3 to 4 lbs.,... |
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(C. pepo) 100 days. [Introduced in 1893, improved and popularized by Gill Brothers Seeds by 1917.] Deep orange slightly netted sweet tender flesh. Fruits are 6 1/2" tall, 8" wide, average 6 1/2 lbs. In The Compleat Squash, author Amy Goldman says, "Winter Luxury Pie makes the smoothest and... |
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(C. pepo) 100 days. [Introduced in 1893, improved and popularized by Gill Brothers Seeds by 1917.] Deep orange slightly netted sweet tender flesh. Fruits are 6 1/2" tall, 8" wide, average 6 1/2 lbs. In The Compleat Squash, author Amy Goldman says, "Winter Luxury Pie makes the smoothest and... |
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