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Butternut - Waltham Squash - Winter Heirloom Seeds - Rareseeds.com Catalog
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Description: 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 on average soil.
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Waltham Butternut Squash
115 days — One hill will likely supply your needs. This vining plant produces large (up to twelve inches by forty eight inches) fruit that are almost cylindrical with a slight taper at the blossom end. They can weigh up to seventy five pounds. You should harvest at thirty or less. The flesh is yellow-orange, dry, firm, not stringy, and sweet. Good for pies, baking and canning. About 4 seeds per gram.
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Fill peat moss pots or starter containers with potting soil. Bury the seed in the soil about 1-inch to 1.5-inches deep. Keep the soil moist and prepare to plant outside after the first frost. Plant directly outside in warmer areas. If planting outside, transplant the seedlings or plant the seeds in groups of 2 to 3 in a sunny location. You can use mounding, keeping the mounds and rows 4 feet apart. If the variety you're using is compact, plant them closer. Keep the area thoroughly weeded and watered...
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Description: Exceptional winter keeper. Fruits 10-12 pounds. Thick, fine-grained, sweet dry orange-yellow flesh . For poor soil.
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Description: (1894) We have had many requests for this! Ivory-cream skin with dark-green stripes. Fruits 3 x 8, have a rich, sweet potato-like flavor. Sweet orange flesh. Short prolific vines.
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Description: (Improved Table Queen) Only bows to Hubbard in flavor and keeping qualities. Very early with 6-8 vines. Acorn-shaped, ribbed fruits of dark-green, 6 x 5 in and 1.5-2 pounds. Small seed cavity. Thick, deep-orange, fine-textured flesh that is tender, sweet and dry. Longtime favorite as an individual baker. Can withstand poor soil conditions. Home or market.
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Description: A vining hard-shelled squash with a dark-green rind, very sweet fine quality medium-orange stringless fiberless flesh, fine quality and a small seed cavity. Harvest when the yellow spot touching the ground turns orange. A medium keeper. Grows well in maritime areas, and is suitable for growing with beans and corn in a Three Sisters garden. Flattened turban-shaped fruits 5-8 inches in diameter, weighing 3-5 lbs. 25 seeds.
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