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Winter squash 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 squash seed is particularly susceptible to failure if planted in soil that is too cool or wet.
Reno is an excellent acorn squash. The plants are a compact single stem, yet very productive, makin..
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Also known as 'Toonas Makino', the Shishigatani pumpkin is one of the 'kyo yasai', a traditional veg..
$3.29
Also known here in the U.S. as 'vegetable spaghetti'. Fruits average 9" long, and turn from buff to ..
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This variation on spaghetti squash has a few twists. The skin has cream & green stripes until well r..
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Great dual-purpose small squash, with something of a classic mini-pumpkin shape with wonderfully mot..
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Tahitian Butternut squash, came of note first back in the 1970s by Steve Spangler of Exotica Rare Fr..
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Technically a pumpkin, this is a terrific 'butternut' squash. Though shaped like a butternut it has ..
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Very beautiful Italian cooking squash. Wonderful dry flesh that is very sweet for squash, more pumpk..
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110 days Unusual three lobed squash that has just become known again. This Australian variety has th..
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Very rare ancient variety that is claimed to be the inspiration for topaz colored jewelry of ancient..
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