Winter Squash

Vegetables

Winter Squash Growing Tips

Tomato seeds need to be started indoors, planted ¼" deep in pots or flats 6 weeks before the last frost. Thin seedlings when they reach 2" tall and transplant into individual pots. Transplant outdoors 24-30" apart in rows 36" apart when nighttime temperatures are above 50° F.
Learn more about winter squash in our Growing Guides »
Boston Marrow
Burgess Buttercup

Boston Marrow


Thick fleshed and free of fiber. A real custard-like, buttery flavor.
Learn More »

Burgess Buttercup


Extremely sweet orange flesh, exceptionally good eating qualities.
Learn More »
Canada Crookneck
Cinderella

Canada Crookneck


Wonderful creamy texture with an excellent nutty, sweet flavor.
Learn More »

Cinderella


Commonly used for Autumn decorations, also for pies, pumpkin bread or canning.
Learn More »
Delicata
Fairytale

Delicata


Rich sweet potato tasting flavor, vines are short. Excellent for stuffing or baking.
Learn More »

Fairytale


Superb eating qualities, deep orange flesh. A good keeper.
Learn More »
Georgia Candy Roaster
Peanut

Georgia Candy Roaster


Very rare. Smooth, delicious orange flesh, perfect for baking, frying and making pies.
Learn More »

Peanut


Popular French market pumpkin. Unique appearance and exceptional flavor.
Learn More »
Red Kuri
Red Warty Thing

Red Kuri


Deep orange colored skin and sweet, smooth, dry flesh.
Learn More »

Red Warty Thing


Extremely hard, thick rind and excellent eating qualities.
Learn More »
Sibley
Table Queen

Sibley


Sweet and flavorful orange flesh. An excellent keeper.
Learn More »

Table Queen


High quality one-pound baking fruits, sweet orange flesh. An American staple.
Learn More »
Tennessee Spinning
Thelma Sanders

Tennessee Spinning


Great for painting and crafts. Still a hit with children and adults alike.
Learn More »

Thelma Sander's


Vines are loaded with fruits that store well until Christmas time in the Midwest.
Learn More »
Vegetable Spaghetti
Waltham Butternut

Vegetable Spaghetti


(aka Noodle Squash) Fruits range in color from ivory to yellow to orange.
Learn More »

Waltham Butternut


Excellent variety for storage, skin is thick and hard. All American Selections winner.
Learn More »
Winter Luxury

Winter Luxury


Sweet, pale orange flesh makes a velvety smooth pie. Vigorous vines.
Learn More »