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Pumpkins need a long warm season, plenty of sunlight, and a fertile, well-drained soil. Southerners can direct sow, Northerners may want to start indoors in warm soil (70-80F). If starting indoors, use deep peat pots so as to not disturb roots when transplanting. Sow 1/2 to 1 inch deep, thin to 24-36 inches apart. Many folks use raised rows or hills to plant the seed to avoid rotting the seed and crown. Bees and insects are critical for good pollination and fruit set. SPECIAL CAUTION: Untreated pumpkin seed is particularly susceptible to failure if planted in soil that is too cool or wet.
A rare heirloom from Italy also known as the "Beret of Piacenza". A terrific pumpkin/winter squash, ..
$2.99
Also known in Italy as 'Tonne'. A long keeping pumpkin with large, round, and only lightly ribbed ob..
$2.99
French heirloom pumpkin, sometimes referred to as the Cinderella Pumpkin. Flat fruits shaped like ch..
$3.39
Round America while large is nowhere near the giants in size. It also does not have Orange skin, rat..
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This is a giant pumpkin variety that has been around quite a while but not in the trade. The size is..
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Averaging 5-6 pounds, the sweet fruit of this variety are considered the standard for cooking and to..
$3.19
Wee Be Little is a recent introduction from Seeds by Design of a small attractive and productive min..
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This is a very unique mix of 'giants' in a wild array of colors, shapes, and textures: white, pink &..
$11.49
This is a smaller fruited collection in this series, with round fruit in the 25-30 pound range. Col..
$9.49
Old Long Island heirloom known as the original 'Cheese Wheel' pumpkin or squash. Smooth, heavily rib..
$3.09
Very beautiful Italian cooking squash. Wonderful dry flesh that is very sweet for squash, more pumpk..
$2.99
This heirloom Yellow Pumpkin for both decoration and eating is back. It has also been called " Jaun..
$3.95
