Squash
Squash varieties are grouped as summer or winter types, depending on days to maturity and harvest periods. As the names suggest, summer squashes mature for fresh eating in the summer, while winter squashes can be stored for eating well into the winter months. Easy to grow and often prolific, our squash selection includes a wide diversity of bush and vining forms. Whether you grow at a commercial scale or are selecting squash seeds for planting in a home garden, we have a variety of options to meet your needs, including varieties with superior adaptation and disease resistance; heirloom varieties, certified-organic seeds, treated and untreated seed; and a range of fruit size, shape, and color — all with superb flavor.
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Convenient open habit.
Convenient open habit.
50 Days
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Highly uniform, true mini.
Highly uniform, true mini.
100 Days
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Uniform, bright yellow patty pan.
Uniform, bright yellow patty pan.
50 Days
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Early, powdery-mildew resistant zucchini with high yields, open plants.
Early, powdery-mildew resistant zucchini with high yields, open plants.
47 Days
A garden favorite, well-known for buttery flavor and firm texture.
A garden favorite, well-known for buttery flavor and firm texture.
58 Days
The classic pasta alternative with the best noodle-like consistency.
The classic pasta alternative with the best noodle-like consistency.
88 Days
High yielding, spineless plant with dark green fruits.
High yielding, spineless plant with dark green fruits.
48 Days
Medium-green zucchini with needed disease resistance for the South.
Medium-green zucchini with needed disease resistance for the South.
50 Days
Yellow zucchini with powdery mildew resistance and uniform fruits.
Yellow zucchini with powdery mildew resistance and uniform fruits.
50 Days
AAS (All-America Selections) Winners
Still the benchmark for large butternuts.
Still the benchmark for large butternuts.
105 Days
Best, most unique acorn for baking.
Best, most unique acorn for baking.
90 Days
Yellow straightneck, precocious gene ensures fruits stay yellow.
Yellow straightneck, precocious gene ensures fruits stay yellow.
50 Days
AAS (All-America Selections) Winners
Outstanding culinary quality.
Outstanding culinary quality.
54 Days
Prolific, shiny yellow patty pans on open plants for ease of harvest.
Prolific, shiny yellow patty pans on open plants for ease of harvest.
50 Days
Better-tasting larger acorn.
Better-tasting larger acorn.
92 Days
Spineless yellow zucchini with excellent yields.
Spineless yellow zucchini with excellent yields.
50 Days