PUMPKIN, Boston Marrow – Cucurbito maxima
FULL SUN Introduced before 1831, this wonderful pumpkin was traded from the Iroquois, but may actually have been a Chilean pumpkin that made its way into the US. Vines are 6-8 ft. The 10-20 lb. ...
PUMPKIN, Casper – Cucurbito maxima
FULL SUN Casper is a 10-20 lb. pure white pumpkin with bright orange, flavorful flesh. This pumpkin exhibits less ‘blueing’ than other white pumpkins. A good Halloween ornamental. Plant in late spring after danger of frost ...
PUMPKIN, Cushaw Green Striped – Cucurbito argyrosperma
FULL SUN Introduced in the 1820s, this 10-12 lb., pear-shaped with a crookneck pumpkin has creamy white skin with green mottled stripes and pale yellow flesh. Flesh is medium coarse with sweet distinctive flavor. ...
PUMPKIN, Pennsylvania Dutch Crookneck – Cucurbito moschata
FULL SUN AKA the ‘Neck’ pumpkin, this wonderful pie making pumpkin treasured by the Amish in Pennsylvania is probably Canada Crookneck introduced in 1834. The 5-8 lb. fruit borne on 6-8 ft. vines has ...
PUMPKIN, Rouge Vif D’Etampes (Cinderella) – Cucurbito maxima
FULL SUN Popular since the early 1800s in France, Burpee introduced this pumpkin in the US in 1883. This is the pumpkin that Cinderella’s fairy godmother turned into a coach. The 20-30 lb. ...
PUMPKIN, Small Sugar (aka Pie) – Cucurbito pepo
FULL SUN Introduced before 1860, this pumpkin is so good that even today it is the leading pie making pumpkin for the home gardener. The 508 lb. fruit is dull orange, but there is ...
PUMPKIN, Wee Be Little (Jack Be Little) – Cucurbito pepo
FULL SUN Introduced in the 1990s, this little pumpkin is purely ornamental. The 9 oz. fruit are roughly 2 ½ by 3 ½ in. and can be trellised. They are borne ...
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