Curcurbita Sp., A 'Growing Old' Exclusive Mix of Shapes & Sizes, We offer an exquisite selection of trailing winter squashes from our heritage range, including varieties such as butternut, acorn, and other less common types in various shapes and sizes. These squashes feature a stunning array of colours and provide a delightful surprise upon maturation. You will not know exactly what you have grown until they reach maturity. These plants thrive through summer into early autumn and can be harvested in late season. Once picked, they can be stored throughout winter in a cool, sheltered area with adequate protection. Most of these varieties reach maturity in approximately 105 days., Seed Count Approx - 12 avg
SOWING - Squash will not germinate in cold soil & needs a warm spot, well-drained & fertile soil with plenty of composted organic matter to conserve moisture;. Planting should be delayed until soil has warmed (can be started in greenhouse mid March onward, plant out end Mayish), Sow directly insitu after threat of frost has passed. Sow one inch deep in hills or rows spaced 24 to 36 in apart , Harvest just before frosts, when the stems dry & turn brown.