Squash
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HYBRID PUMPKIN, SWEET LIGHTNING
0780079T (FarMore FI400)
Excellent eating quality, as well as highly ornamental! Uniformly sized fruits have light yellow backgrounds with deep orange in the sutures. Some customers may even think they're too pretty to eat!Disease Resistant Codes Px
XCode Common Name Scientific Name Px Powdery mildew Podosphaera xanthii -
HYBRID SQUASH, BUTTERFLY
0890254T (FarMore FI400)
Excellent for fresh market or commercial boxing sales. Good taste! High yields, uniform fruit.
Disease Resistant Codes Px
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HYBRID SQUASH, PRISM
0890220U (Untreated)Early, uniform fresh market butternut. Classic butternut shape with smooth, tan skin. Flesh is fine textured, deep orange, and sweet.
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HYBRID SQUASH, PINNACLE
0890183U (Untreated)Semi‐bush plant habit that allows for higher plant densities and higher yields per acre. Bright yellow with excellent internal quality. Spaghetti strands are fine and have the nutty flavor of true Spaghetti squash.
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HYBRID SQUASH, SWEET MAMA
0880024T (FarMore FI400)
Flesh is bright yellow with a very sweet flavor, nutty and dry. Stores very well.
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HYBRID SQUASH, SUNSHINE
0890180 (Treated)Excellent eating quality. Tender flesh is smooth, sweet and bright orange for baking, mashing and pies. Deep scarlet fruits are slightly flat-round and average 3-4 per plant. -
HYBRID SQUASH, AVALON
0890053T (FarMore FI400)
Outstanding uniformity, outstanding yield potential. Outperforms most other hybrid butternut varieties. -
SQUASH, SWEET DUMPLING
0880041 (Treated)Availability: Crop Fail
Attractive and delicious. Perfect size for a single serving or for stuffing. Gold colored flesh with a nutty flavor. -
HYBRID SQUASH, ORANGE CUTIE
0890080U (Untreated)Attractive miniature buttercups are cute and delicious! High number of fruit per plant increases yield potential. -
HYBRID SQUASH, AUTUMN COLORS CUSHAW
0890108 (Treated)Beautiful, unusual tri-colored hybrid cushaw squash! Perfect for decorating, displays or eating.
