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2010 COMPLETE LIST OF SQUASH AND PUMPKIN LINES AND CULTIVARS
H=Hammenhög(SW-Weibulls)
DG(HSC)= Doug Grant PI=USDA Pep&Max=Gatersleben
GN(HSC)=Garth Neal V=Victor L=Loy Welbaum
GM=George Moriarty JS=Johnny's Selected Seeds Lock=Lockhart
Seeds, Inc.
HU=Hungnong
R=Rogers/NK(Syngenta).
Peto (Seminis).
SAKATA. TAKII.
Rupp.
Harris Seeds. Stokes. Hollar Seeds by Design(SbD)
Siegers.
HarrisMoran
A&C=Abbott&Cobb Mikado Kyowa(Kyowa)
Terranova(Ter) Gautier Semences (GS)
This is
a list of lines that are to be tested or they have been tested.(2010-05-08). Some
lines might not be available and some new ones might be on the way.
*=F1 Hybrids
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Cucurbita
ficifolia
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4147.
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Hungarie (M)
Fig leaf pumpkin. Does
well.
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Lagenaria
siceraria
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5001.
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Tiny Bottle: (JS) 125 days. Miniature version of Bottle or Birdhouse
gourd. Avg. 7-8" tall. Matures late!!! Plant early in short seasons.
New 99!
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5002.
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Bottle or Birdhouse (JS)
125 days. Useful, big gourd. Avg. 10-12". Large round bottom section
connected with a narrower neck to a smaller round upper section. Harvest
when the smooth, greenish rind turns white or starts to brown. Dry for
durable bottles, birdhouses, etc. Matures late!! Plant early in short
seasons. New 99!
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5003.
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Apple. (JS). 110 days. Unusual gourds with familiar shape. This
apple-shaped gourd is one of the most unusual of the hard-shelled gourd.
4-7½ lbs. Fruits are mottled dark green when fresh, turning brown when
dried. These fun gourds can be dried, then painted or stained red to
resemble a large apple, made into birdhouses; or used in myriad other
gourd crafts. Earlier than most hard-shelled gourds (New 2001) .
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5004.
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Caveman's Club/Maranka: (JS) 125 days. Primitive-looking club-shaped
gourd. Fantastic and prehistoric looking 12-18" gourd with an oblong.
Deeply veined club and narrow handle. Fresh skin color varies from dark
green to dark green with light green variegation. Grow on a trellis for
straight necks. Use to enliven fall displays and for personal protection.
Dry for crafts. Etc. Note: Matures late! Plant early in areas with short
seasons. (NEW 2001)
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5005.
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Speckled Swan: (JS) 125 days. Whimsical ornamental. Uniquely attractive
gourds reminiscent of swans with their necks curved down towards their
bodies. Fresh skin color is dark green, with light green speckles.
10-12" from curve in neck to base of fruit. Fun for children. A few
fruits will have necks that do not bulb. TIP: plant some near your
"Plant some near your "you pick" pumpkin patch to increase
fall sales. Dry for crafts, etc. NOTE: Matures late! Plant early in area
with short seasons. (NEW 2001).
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5006.
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Dipper: (JS) 125 days. For Ladles, dippers. Blossom end is avg. 4"
oval-round, attached to a 12" or longer narrower "handle".
Dry for Durable utensils. Crafts. NOTE: Matures late! Plant early in short
seasons. (NEW 2001).
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5007.
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Italian
Edible. (Lock) (Cucuzzi) 4 to 5”(10-12cm) diameter, 2 to 3 feet long
(60-90cm), young fruits are edible, becoming hard shelled at maturity.
(03)
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5008.
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Bushel.
(Lock). One of the world’s largest gourds. Easy to grow, unique and
beautiful, will reach 12-18” diameter. 60 to 100 lb. weights are
attainable, vines are large and vigorous. New 2004! |
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5009.
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Corsican
(JS2435). 125 days. *Round flattened gourd growing up to 12” in
diameter. Medium green when mature, tan when dried. Traditionally used to
make boxes or shallow bowls. Also called Sugar Gourd. NOTE: Matures late!
Plant early in short season areas. New 2004! |
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Louie’s
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