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Winter Squash, Table Ace OUT OF STOCK FOR 2006

Zucchini, Gold Rush F1 Hybrid

Winter Squash, Table Ace OUT OF STOCK FOR 2006!!!! - Item #SW101 Cucurbita pepo This Winter Squash produces an acorn type fruit on a very compact, semi-bush vine. the 1-5 LBS. fruit have a dark green skin, wiht a bright orange flesh. These are very good keepers lasting all winter. Recomended Container Size: Try this squash at one plant in a 5 gallon or more container or 2-3 plants in a 10-15 gallon container Quantity - 15 seeds Price - $ 1.80 OUT OF STOCK FOR 2006!!!!

Winter Squash, Cornell Bush Delectica - Item #SW102 Maturing in about a 100 days, these semi-bush vines are powdery mildew tolertant keeping the vines health longer resulting in a sweeter squash. With good keeping qualities.The flesh is smooth and has a sweet nutty flavor with hints of brown sugar and butter Recomended Container Size: Try this squash at one plant in a 5 gallon or more container or 2-3 plants in a 10-15 gallon container Quantity - 15 seeds Price - $ 1.80

Pumpkin, Orange Smoothy - Item #PUM101 In 95 days this semi-bush pie type pumpkin produces nice smooth non-ribbed orange fruit in the 6 to 9 LBS. range. While great for making pies it is also good for painting and carries a nice handle type stem. Quantity - 15 seeds Price - $ 1.80

Pumpkin, Cheyenne Bush - Item #PUM102 This is 80 to 90 days maturing. This very early bush type pumpkin is the result of a 1943 USDA cross of a Coczelle and New England Pumpkin. The bush type vines make this a good plant for container growing or anywhere that space is at a premium. Compact Cheyenne Bush Pumpkin still produces nice yields of table quailty 5-8 LBS fruit. Try growing in container of at least 5 gallon or more per plant. Quantity - 15 seeds Price - $ 1.80

Pumpkin, Spirit Hybrid - Item #PUM103 This compact semi bush vine has only a 5ft spread and still produces beautiful 12" diameter pumpkins perfect for carving. This good keeper is also great for cooking and baking. Use at least a 5 gallon or more container for each plant. Quantity - 10 seeds Price - $ 1.80

Summer Squash, Gold Rush F1 Zucchini - Item #SS101 This is a 55 day squash. A gourmet style golden yellow zucchini, these tasty smooth cylinerical fruit are born on a compact easy to pick from bush. 1980 AAS Winter. Grow these at 1 plant in a 5 gallon or larger container or 2-3 in a 10 - 15 gallon size container. Quantity - 10 seeds Price - $ 1.75

Summer Squash, Nimba Zucchini - Item #SS102 50 Days in maturing. An early Polish Zucchini, Nimba grows into a compact cold resistant bushy plant. The young fruit are light green with dots, while older fruit have dark green stripes, it continues to grows all summer long if it is kept picked. Does well in cool climates. Quantity - 10 seeds Price - $ 1.75

Zucchini, Spacemiser F1 HybridItem # SS103 The best squash/zucchini for container growing: said to be only about 18 to 24 inches across, yet produce normal size zucchini. Spacemiser F1 Hybrid will produce mature fruit approximately 49 days after you plant the seeds (outdoors, after danger of frost is past, or indoors about one week before you plan to set them out). Don't forget that the flowers are edible, and if you eat male flowers only, you won't cut down on the amount of zucchini you get. The first flowers are males and will fall off the plant: don't panic. This is normal. The female flowers (which you can tell by the tiny baby squash at their base) will come along about a week after the males. Everyone can buy full-size zucchini in the stores: but not everyone can have baby zucchini, maybe with the flowers still attached, as a special treat. So pick them young and enjoy them - that's when they are at their very best. Growing directions. (From Cornell University's Cooperative Extension Website - will open in new window: close window to return here). Recommended container size: Use a large container for this, at least 14 or 15" in diameter and 12" deep and the larger, the better. It need not be a purpose-made plant pot: there are all kinds of tubs and containers sold in dollar and discount stores (for the purpose of home storage) that make really good, really cheap plant pots: just drill holes in the bottom for drainage. Or you could use a laundry-basket lined with black plastic. Quantity - 10 seeds Price - $ 2.00