(Cucurbita pepo 'Connecticut Field')
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Connecticut Field Pumpkin is a heirloom, very tender, warm weather annual vegetable that is native to Mexico, but has been growing in gardens throughout the United States since the 1700's. At maturity, the vines of this plant reaches the length of 8-10' and features rounded, lightly ridged orange pumpkins averaging 20-30 lbs. This plant attracts bees is rabbit safe, and is both edible and medicinal!
(Cucurbita argyrosperma 'Cushaw Green Striped')
Cushaw Green Striped Pumpkin is a heirloom, very tender, warm weather annual vegetable that is native to Southern Mexico, but has been growing in gardens throughout the United States since the early 1800's. At maturity, the vines of this plant reaches the length of 10-25' and features cream and green striped, long necked pumpkins with pale orange flesh averaging 10-20 lbs. This plant attracts bees is rabbit safe, and is both edible and medicinal!
(Cucurbita moschata 'Fairytale')
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Fairytale Pumpkin is a heirloom, very tender, warm weather annual vegetable that is native to Central and South America but has been growing in gardens throughout the United States since the 1899. At maturity, the vines of this plant reaches the length of 10' and features 12-18" deep orange flesh pumpkins that are deeply lobed and weight up to 15 lbs. This plant attracts bees, is rabbit safe, and is both edible and medicinal!
(Cucurbita maxima 'Jack O' Lantern')
Jack O' Lantern Pumpkin is a heirloom, very tender, warm weather annual vegetable that is native to South America, but has been growing in gardens throughout the United States since the 1800's. At maturity, the vines of this plant reaches the length of 8-10' and features rounded, lightly ridged orange pumpkins averaging 20-30 lbs. This plant attracts bees is rabbit safe, and is both edible and medicinal!
(Cucurbita moschata 'La Estrella') Treated
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La Estrella Pumpkin is a F1 Hybrid, very tender, warm weather annual vegetable that is native to Florida, where it was bred by Dr. Don Maynard at the University of Florida in 2005. At maturity, the vines of this plant reaches the length of 8-10' and features pumpkins that have orange backgrounds, with tan and green blotches, and weigh 6-12 lbs. each. This pumpkin is often used in the World Championship Punkin Chunkin Association.