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Winter Squash
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Cucurbita pepo
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Squash, Table Queen Acorn
Vigorous vines produce medium sized dark olive-green acorn shaped deeply ribbed
fruits pointed toward the blossom end. 80-95 days. Sweet dry golden-yellow
flesh is excellent for baking. Mature fruit are 5-6" long x 4-4.5" in diameter
with a thin hard shell. |
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Squash, Vegetable Spaghetti
This unique variety produces fruit 8-12" long x 5-6" in diameter that when cooked
yield delicious spaghetti like strands of creamy-light yellow flesh. 85-100 days.
Ready to harvest when skin color changes from cream to buff. Can store up to
6 months. |
Cucurbita maxima
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Squash, Pink Banana Jumbo
This popular winter "jumbo" squash used for both canning and baking produces
long cylindrical fruit that can weight up to 70 pounds. 105-115 days. Size ranges
from 30-48" long x 8-12" in diameter. Thin brittle skin turns pink-orange at
maturity. Yellow-orange flesh is sweet, thick, firm and dry. |
Cucurbita moschata
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Squash ,Waltham Butternut
Most popular butternut, more uniform shape and size with fewer crooknecks, better
interior texture and color than older varieties. Fruit are 8 – 12” x
3 ½ - 4” and weigh from 3 to 6 pounds. Smooth light-tan skin
color, thick cylindrical neck, small seed cavity, rich dry yellowish-orange
flesh and nutty flavor. Vigorous vines with high yields. Good storage. |
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Squash, Waltham Butternut Select
Selected out of Waltham Butternut; the average fruit size is slightly larger and has better over-all uniformity. |
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SQUASH, INDIAN BRAVE F1
Fruit shape, color and texture are similar to Waltham Butternut, but the size is larger, ranging from 24 to 32 cm long by 10-12 cm wide and weighing from 2.0 to 2.5 kg. Vines are vigorous with good Powdery Mildew tolerance. Excellent storage. Seed count averages 9,000/kg. |
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