787 results for "Squash seeds" between $1.00 and $75.00

Compact, semi-bush like, productive butternut squash with sweet butternut flavor; tan fruit 10 - 12 inches Certified organic seeds from small, independent farms Recognized as the only northern-friendly variety of butternut squash Annual; matures in 95 - 110 days 10% of all seed sales will be donated to the State Farmers Market Association Compact, semi-bush like, productive butternut squash with sweet butternut flavor; tan fruit 10 - 12-inch

When and Where to Plant: Select a sunny location and sow in late spring after soil warms. Cultivate soil and enrich with vegetable food and organic matter. Firm soil over the seeds and keep moist.

We didn't think it made sense to offer only one round zucchini, the dark green Eight Ball, when we could off a Billiards Mix with Eight Ball and two other shiny round zucchini-bright yellow One Ball and pale green Cue Ball. All three have great flavor and a shape for culinary adventure that sparks the imagination. Stuffed zucchini anyone? Call your shots!

This Early Butternut Squash is the only northern-friendly variety of butternut. A compact variety, it grows as a semi-bush like plant and is quite productive. The tan colored fruits are 10-12 inches long, uniform and fairly blocky shaped.  This squash is delicious with a typical sweet, butternut flavored flesh.

Dried Salted whole Squash Seeds. Sold in a one pound package.

100- 115 Days.This heirloom variety was first introduced in 1893. The smooth, velvety skin makes it attractive as well as tasty! The Pink Banana Squash is a popular heirloom winter squash variety that was extremely popular among American Pioneer families in the 19th century. Vine type squash plants produce a large abundance (up to 30 squash per plant) that are 18 - 24 inches in length and of a cylindrical "banana" shape with a pinkish colored skin. Each Banana Squash will reach at least 10 pounds...

Asian dietary therapy provides a powerful tool for correcting disharmonies within the body. Sun Si-miao, a famous doctor of Chinese Medicine, believed the most important therapy was the regulation of a patient’s diet, which then could be supported and enhanced with acupuncture and herbal treatment.

Bush Delicata produces attractive, ivory, 6-8 inch, oblong fruits with dark green stripes. The sweet and tasty, deep yellow, thick flesh will remind you of sweet potatoes and is ideal for baking and stuffing. Can be used right after harvest - no sun curing required. Organic seed.

This unique squash is parthenocarpic, which means it needs no pollination to set fruits and therefore can be nearly seedless. Flesh is almost pure white with excellent flavor. Optimum size for picking is 6 to 8 inches long, but can be used when grown up to 12 inches.

Butternut Waltham is a popular and wonderful tasting winter or storage squash. The oblong, tan-skinned fruits grow about 8" long and are bulbed at one end. The seed cavity is small, so there's lots of flesh with a sweet, nutty flavor. Excellent baked, steamed, or microwaved. Stores extremely well. 100-110 days to maturity.

Growing: Frost sensitive annuals, Winter Squashes are quite varied in size and shape. All should be planted in full sun, by direct seed or transplanted anytime after the last frost. They benefit from evenly moist soil and a ring of mulch around seedlings or transplants to keep weeds down and retain moisture before their large shading leaves take over the job. Plant Seeds: In rows- 1" deep with 6" between seeds, in rows 2' apart; or 3-4 seed per 4" pot. In mounds- 1" deep, with 6 seeds about 5" apart...

Straight neck fruits are smooth, slender and uniform, averaging 6 to 7 inches. A precocious gene causes the fruits to color up early and stay bright yellow with no green streaking. Vigorous plants have an open bush habit for easy picking and keep bearing as long as you keep picking.

85 days. Plant breeders have recreated a stunning winter squash once prized by the Sioux but long lost to cultivation. Lakota is as colorful as an Indian blanket with the fine baking quality of Hubbard. Fine-grained orange flesh is sweet and nutty. Mature fruits are 8" x 9". Burpee exclusive. Sun.

A delicious squash with an unusual name! Pink Banana is an heirloom introduced in 1893. It was common in American Pioneer gardens, so you will enjoy a taste of history with every bite of this fiberless, yellow-orange squash that is great for pies, baking, or canning. The large, 18-24" long and 6-7" wide squash can weigh up to 10 pounds and grow on vigorous 12-15" vines, so be sure to give them plenty of room to sprawl. Also known as Mexican Banana and Plymouth Rock.

This unique and delicious squash is so easy to grow. Vigorous spreading vines produces round cylindrical buff tan fruits, 8”-12” (20-30 cm) long x 5”-6” (12.5-15 cm) in diameter, 5-7 per plant. Culture: Requires very rich soil, as squash is a voracious feeder. Sow 6-8 seeds in groups (hills) 4’-5’ (120-150 cm) apart. Thin to 2-3 plants per group. Fertilize and water regularly until fruits ripen. Harvest: Between 95-110 days. When skin color changes from cream to buff. Keeps up to six months. Uses...