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| Squash, Crookneck, Early Summer Yellow, Organic |
Cucurbita spp.
A bush type with smooth light-yellow curve-necked fruits in profusion, with sweet mild flavor. Produces a profusion of uniform fruits with creamy-white sweet mild flesh and excellent flavor. Harvest when fruits 4-6” long. 25 seeds. |
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| VSQ-5432
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| Squash, Scallop, Bennings Green Tint Summer |
| "Patty Pan" 54 days. Developed by Charles Farr in 1914. Flat “flying saucer” fruits with scalloped edges, high-yielding. Also known as scallopini or cymlings, these have nice firm flesh, fine flavor, much better than similar-shaped modern varieties. 15 seeds.O $2.00
Photo courtesy of:
Beyond a Garden blog-beyondagarden.blogspot.com |
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| VSQ-5415
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| Squash, Cocozelle Zucchini, Summer, Bush |
Cucurbita spp.
45 days. Italian Heirloom famous for sweet flavor. Small seed cavity, outstanding flavor and texture. In our trials, it was the best tasting zucchini and customers seem to agree--it has become a best seller. Beautiful striped green fruits slightly ribbed. Very heat and drought resistant. Pick when 6-8" long. Takes longer to sprout than other zucchini--make sure soil is warm.25 seeds. |
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| VSQ-5416
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| Squash, Zucchini, Costata Romanesca |
| 52 days. Distinctive Italian zucchini, with fabulous rich flavor and firm texture. Medium gray-green, with pale green flecks and ribs. This is the variety recommended by Carol Deppe in her new book The Resilient Gardener. She has found it ideal for drying, and has developed a system that gives a big yield of winter food for not too much effort. Costata works well because it holds its outstanding flavor and texture into the larger sizes instead of getting watery, tasteless, or tough like other types. Drought-resistant. 20 seeds. C $2.00 |
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| VSQ-5417
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| Squash, Zucchini, Golden, Bush |
Cucurbita pepo
You can grow open-pollinated golden zucchini. Vigorous, bushy plants that can spread 4-5 feet. It tastes similar to green, but a bit sweeter; the taste is very good, a delicious, distinctive zucchini flavor. Looks colorful and summery on the plate. We are happy to have found this in response to requests. Fruits are best when 6-8 in. long. Fertilize when fruits form to increase yield. Likes slightly-acidic-to-neutral-pH6.5-7 soil. 25 seeds. |
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| VSQ-5430
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| Squash, Acorn, Ebony, Winter |
<>C pepo.
(A unique, delicious acorn squash for baking) Has a thicker, much sweeter, drier yellow flesh than others. Black-green skin, distinctive heavy ribbing. Avg. 2lbs. For best sweetness wait two weeks or more after harvest. Average yeild: 5-6 fruits/plant. 35 seeds. |
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| VSQ-5440
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| Squash, Butternut, Winter, Organic |
C. moschata.
AAS. 90 A vigorous vining type with light-tan bottle shaped fruits about 8-12” X 4-6” and up to 3-6 lbs. Light orange rich dry flesh with a delicious nutty flavor. A small seed cavity. One of the best keepers, excellent cooking squash. In top 10 foods in vitamin A. Good in average soil. 25 seeds. |
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| VSQ-5400
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| Squash, Zapallo del Tronco, Summer, Bush |
Cucurbita spp.
Huge bushy plants with large tropical-looking leaves. Keep the young round green 2-4” fruits picked for bountiful supply-with a refreshingly different, lighter taste. Delicious raw or let mature to a winter squash which keeps well. Very popular for farmers markets. Drought-tolerant and quick maturing. S. America. 10 seeds.
Photo courtesy of:
Montevideo Living blog_General tips on living life in Montevideo-montevideoliving.blogspot.com |
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