Oregon Spring  Solanum esculentum (70 days) A popular and exceptionally early tomato developed at OSU that thrives in the cool weather of spring. Produces 3-5 ounce round, 2.5-3”, nearly seedless red fruits on compact plants. Very productive with a heavy early fruit set from bushy plants. Similar to the Medford tomato variety. Vigorous and cold-tolerant nature makes it great for short seasons and cooler climates. Grows well in our region. Determinate growth habit. Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds) 1 Gram ( ≈ 250 seeds)   ...

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Paul Robeson Solanum esculentum (90 days) A wonderful brick red Russian heirloom slicer with 8-12 ounce slightly flattened fruits with a smooth skin devoid of the pleats and cat-facing that some large heirloom types can be plagued with.  Named in honor of the famous black opera singer, star of King Solomon’s Mines, 1937. Paul Robeson, an American, was also a Russian Equal Rights Advocate. Indeterminate. Packet 1/4 g (~30 seeds) ...

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 Peacevine Cherry  Solanum esculentum (78 days)   Stabilized from the hybrid Sweet 100 by Dr. Alan Kapular of Peace Seeds. This rambunctious indeterminate produces an astounding amount of 1” round red fruits, borne in cluster of 6-10. Flavor is excellent, sweet/tart. You’ll find yourself gorging on them in the garden. Contains very high levels of vitamin C and gamma-amino butyric acid, a natural nervous system sedative, hence the name. Packet (1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds ...

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Thanks to the Dryland Farming Institute we received these heirloom Italian storage tomatoes that produce clusters of bright yellow grape shaped fruits with a distinctive nipple at the blossom end. Being a storage tomato the skin is a bit thicker than a typical cherry or grape/plum tomato, but this is what helps them to store over the winter. The flavor when ripe is a pleasant mild sweet that intensifies over time. Indeterminate vines will benefit from trellising and pruning. Pienollo means “hanging” in the Neopolitan dialect from the region in Italy where these have been historically grown for centuries. Trusses of fruits are tied up into veritable “ristras” to hang in your kitchen to have fresh tomatoes over the winter. In a time before refrigeration and long distance transport these storage tomatoes known as "pomodoro d'inverno" in Italy were a welcome addition to kitchens, cuisine and tasty winter meals.  Packet size: Approximately 1/4 g ≈ 30 seeds...

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(85 days) Lycopersicon esculentum A large beautiful semi-pleated heirloom with gold, red and yellow blushed fruits with similarly marbling in those same colors on the inside. Vigorous, stocky vines benefit from trellising or staking. Fruits are about 2-4” wide and have a squat shape and sweet, dynamic flavor. An exemplary sandwich tomato, or simply divine, sliced with some salt or tajin. A new farm favorite. Packet size: Approximately 1/4g, 30 seeds...

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Polish Giant Solanum esculentum (80-90 days) A delightful heirloom that yields huge 2 pound round pink fruits with rich, juicy balanced flavor without much acidity.  One of our favorites here!  A suitable, dependable market variety. Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Polish Linguisa Solanum esculentum (75 days) An early maturing, large fruited (10-12 ounce), sausage shaped heirloom brought from Poland in the 1800s.  Solid, meaty fruits are quite flavorful and pleasing for a paste type.  Much bigger and longer than typical paste tomatoes! Versatile and beautiful! Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Red Calabash Solanum esculentum (80-90) Originally a meso-American variety from the Zapotec peoples of Mexico, brought to northern shores by horticultural adventurer, Gabriel Howearth. Delights the eyes with its flattened, bright red, pleated fruits that are 3-4” across and have a wonderful sweet tomato flavor. Mildly indeterminate. Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds  ...

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 Red Centiflor Solanum esculentum (80 days) - Centiflor = hundred flowers arranged on a hyper-tress. Must be grown and seen to be believed. Centiflor trait is the result of a cross between two wild tomatoes (Solanum humboldtii and Solanum habrochaites) performed by Dr. Alan “Mushroom” Kapuler and perfected over many years of selection. 3⁄4” sweet red fruits are borne in large, loose clusters up to 40! Bred by Peace Seeds. Indeterminate. Packet:  1/4g (~50 seeds) ...

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Red Pear aka Red Fig   Solanum esculentum (70-80 days) Very vigorous vines produce copious quantities of delightful 1.75” x 1” pear shaped fruits that are scarlet-red.  Delightful sweet mild flavor really spruces up salads. Crack resistant.   One of our favorites.  Originally brought from Italy.  Indeterminate. Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Ropreco Paste Solanum esculentum (70 days)  A fine old Italian heirloom paste tomato that actually tastes good fresh, unlike the many mealy Roma types out there. It is highly disease resistant to most common tomato foliar and fruit ailments. Does not require staking as it produces its fruit in a concentrated set. Suitable for sauce, drying and other canning projects. Fruits are 2-3 ounces, oblong and bright red. From a trial of a dozen paste tomatoes that we did in 2015 this was our most productive variety. Determinate.  Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Rutgers Solanum esculentum (80-90 days) The legendary Jersey tomato, introduced in 1934, is a cross between J.T.D. (an old New Jersey variety from the Campbell Soup Co.) and Marglobe. Bred to be a true workhorse variety in a time when 36,000 acres of tomatoes were being grown in the Garden State! It is a very dependable, smooth skinned, medium sized, red slicer with good crack and disease resistance. Tall vines, Fusarium resistance. Indeterminate. Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds)...

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San Marzano  Solanum esculentum (80-90 days)  Beautiful, tasty and prolific, this plum tomato variety from Campania, Italy is a must have for canning. Plants grow prostrate and do not require trellising. Prolific and uniform fruit.  One of our absolute favorites for food preservation.    Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 30 seeds) ...

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Silver Fir Tree Solanum esculentum (60 days) An exceptionally early ripening Russian variety with very unique ferny/ lacey foliage and a compact growth habit that lends itself to container growing.  Fruits are 2-3”, flattened round red globes with a mild tangy flavor. Very compact growth habit lends itself well to container growing, or for use in raised beds. Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Tomato, Siskiyou Slicer Solanum esculentum (80-85 days)  This variety came to us from the collection of seedsman and breeder Dr. Alan Kapuler. Siskiyou Slicer produces nice 1-2 pound flattened red fruits with few seeds, a nice firm texture and great rich flavor. The most productive red slicer in our recent trials. In 2022 we are selecting the Siskiyou Slicer to again go to a nation wide trial through Seedlinked alongside many other slicing tomatoes to be able to offer more data on this marvelous and lesser known delight! Originally named Oregon Large Slicing Tomato (ORLST) this tomato was developed from the hybrid beefsteak, "Whooper". Mildly indeterminate. Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Skorspelka Solanum lycopersicum (70 days)  A fairly rare, once wild tomato bearing 2-4oz, red ripening fruits that are more or less identical to regular tomatoes. Compact growth habit. Very productive over a long season. Indeterminate. Packet (1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds  ...

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Soldacki Solanum esculentum (80-90 days) Hailing from Krakow, Poland, this large pink heirloom slicer produces 1 pound lobed, flattened pink fruits with thin skin on potato leafed vines.  Flavorful and complex with thicker, meatier flesh than other heirlooms as is consistent with most Polish and Hungarian varieties.  SSF.  Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds) ...

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Spitze Paste Solanum esculentum (80days)  A Romanian heirloom with 4-6” long somewhat pear-shaped paste tomatoes that are meaty, solid and contain few seeds.  While they work great for canning and drying, their flavor is good enough to enjoy eating as a fresh tomato.  Indeterminate. Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds)...

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Stupice Solanum esculentum (55-75 days)  Routinely one of the earliest maturing varieties, Stupice was bred in the former Czechoslovakia. Fruits are 2-3”, bright red and fine flavored. Performs well in cooler summer climates. Indeterminate potato leaf variety. Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds  ...

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Sunrise Bumblebee Solanum esculentum  (70-85 days) A charming oblong cherry with 1 ¼” fruits that are swirls of yellow, gold and red – a real conversation starter that makes it fun to share with others. Flavor is bright, sweet and mild with less acid than most tomatoes.  Indeterminate growth habit benefits from staking. Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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(85 days) Lycopersicon esculentum  From the breeding team of Dr. Kanti Rawal and Steve Peters at Seed Revolution Now,  Sweet Dark Chocolate really impressed us in our 2025 tomato trials! Producing abundant yields of 6-7 ounce uniform 3” round fruits with red skin with a lovely mahogany blush. The red flesh inside is fairly firm with unique lime green seed cavity highlights. Unique, beautiful and dependable. The indeterminate plants are vigorous, disease resistant and benefit from trellising. A true work horse variety suitable for your main tomato crop.  ...

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Sweet Orange II  Solanum esculentum (65 days) This is the perfect open pollinated orange cherry tomato that is exceptionally productive. Crack resistant. Bred for higher sugar levels, it is a delicious garden snack tantalizing taste buds with an abundance of bright sweet fruits.  Vigorous growing vines require trellising as they can easily grow to 8 feet tall. Indeterminate. Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 30 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds  ...

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Thessaloniki Solanum esculentum (60-80 days) A Greek heirloom tomato that was introduced to the USA in the 1950’s by Glecklers Seedsmen of Ohio. It is a reliable medium large, red uniform fruit with excellent flavor, high yields and disease resistance. An early variety perfect for home or market; keeps well.  Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds  ...

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Valencia Solanum esculentum (75 days)  Smooth, round fruits that are about 8 ounces are the perfect size for being a versatile staple in your garden. Wonderful, mild, low-acid and sweet in flavor. Vigorous, adaptable plants. An all around workhorse variety.  Packet (1/4 g. ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Tomato, Wali's Gold  ORGANIC A unique open pollinated orange cherry tomato that is exceptionally productive bred from the wildly popular hybrid: SunGold (F1).  We are still selecting this strain with the assitance of my now 15 year old son, breed for higher sugar levels, productivity and crack resistance. As it is a work in progress, there will be the occasional red fruited plant which is still a delicious cherry tomato.  This is a delicious garden snack tantalizing taste buds with an abundance of bright sweet fruits.  Vigorous growing vines require trellising as they can easily grow to 8 feet tall. Indeterminate.  SSF TM58: Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) - $4.50  ...

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Willamette   Solanum esculentum (70-100 days) Bushy 3-4’ vines yield quality small (3”), smooth red slicers.  Bred at OSU for Oregon growers.  Produces well in northern climates, with good disease resistance and the ability to mature with cooler summer temperatures.  Mildly indeterminate. Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds  ...

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Wisconsin 55  Solanum esculentum (72-75 days)  Large smooth red slicer that produces uniform 3-4” round fruits that hold very well off the vine. Strong skin and solid walls give this tomato the workhorse characteristics that could make it a main crop tomato for market growers. Flavor is excellent, full, rich and satisfying.  Indeterminate. Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds...

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Yellow Brandywine   Solanum esculentum (75-100 days)  Indeterminate, fuzzy potato leaf vines that make humongous 1-2+ pound fruits that are flattened with occasional ribbing.  Delicious creamy texture and complex bouquet will satisfy the most discriminating tomato connoisseur. Truly one of the best yellow heirlooms as far as flavor! Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Yellow Centiflor Solanum esculentum (80 days) Hyper-tresses of 3/4" yellow cherry tomatoes on indeterminate vine. Highly novel and intriguing, a real garden conversation starter. Try it yourself! Peace Seeds original bred by Dr Alan Kapuler. Indeterminate. Packet: 1/4 g (~50 seeds)  ...

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Yellow Pear  Solanum esculentum (70-80 days) Rampant indeterminate vines produce clusters of small (1.5 to 2” x .75 to 1” diameter), yellow pear-shaped fruits.  Heirloom from 1805 with a mild flavor.  Great eye appeal for fresh eating.  Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds) 1 g ~ 200 seeds ...

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Yellow Stuffing Solanum esculentum (70-80 days)  This was a find from a seed swap of years ago. Yellow Stuffing heirloom open pollinated tomato is a tomato like no other.  It looks more like a bell pepper than a tomato, especially on the inside.  Yellow stuffing has a mild flavor, and is great when stuffed with meat, potatoes, onions, and carrots.  Indeterminate.  Packet ( 1/4 g ≈ 50 seeds)  ...

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Des Vertus Marteau Brassica rapa (35 days) The name translates poetically to Hammer of Virtue. Vertus, is in the northeast of France. Its elongated shape is great for slicing in the kitchen and mild flavor is delicious in salads or steamed with butter. A great early season crop with a sweet, crisp flavor and unique elongated shape.  Roots average 2” wide by 4-6” long. This French heirloom dates back to the 1800s. Packet:  1 g. ~ 350 seeds ...

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TURNIP, Golden Globe  Brassica rapa (55 days) Very tasty turnip with sweet, crisp golden-colored flesh. Firm, round roots grow to 3-4”, best for spring or fall harvest. Tops can be eaten as nutritious greens. Packet: (1 g) ...

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Purple Top White Globe (45 days) Brassica Rapa Old standby for smooth 3-4" easy to grow turnips.  Can grow much larger but harvested small is best for eating quality. Roots are Purple above the soil line and white below.  Best grown as a spring or fall crop as hot temperatures of the summer are not conducive to quality roots. Interestingly, before the arrival of pumpkins and other large squash from the new world, extra large turnips were carved at Halloween! ±10,000 seeds/oz Packet: 1 g. 1/2 ounce...

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Blacktail Mountain Citrullus lanatus (75 days)  Developed by Glenn Downs from the Sandhill Preservation Center, created while he lived in northern Idaho, a location which has cool 35 to 45 degree nights and short seasons. He says, “The fruit is dark green with very faint stripes, flesh is an orange red similar to Sugar Baby. Continuously, it is my earliest type in over 100 varieties grown each season. Fruit averages 6 to 10 pounds. Our son, Cory, and family moved to a new home in mid-July, 2013 and he wanted to plant a garden. He stuck in some Blacktail Mountain seed on July 18 and was rewarded in late September with an abundance of nice sized ripe melons.” OSSI (Open Source Seed Initiative) Pledged Variety. Packet (2 g ≈ 70 seeds) Ounce  ...

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Crimson Sweet Citrullus lanatus (85 days) An heirloom workhorse that can hold its own against any hybrid out there.  Fine sweet flavor with incredible smooth texture.  Small seeds don’t get in the way of enjoying the crisp red flesh.  Produces 5-6 fruits that are generally about 10-15 pounds, but can mushroom up to 30 pounds with ample spacing and fertility.  Rind is light green with dark green stripes.  Packet (2 g ≈ 70 seeds) One Ounce (≈ 650 seeds)    ...

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Desert King  Citrullus lanatus (90-100 days) This variety produces 20-30 pound fruits with a light green rind that resists sunburn and performs well in drought and heat as its name implies. Flesh is yellow orange with a tangy sweetness with large tan and black seeds.  A dependable producer. Packet (2 g ≈ 70 seeds) ...

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Early Yellow Moonbeam  Citrullus lanatus (80-90 days)  This variety originated as a hybrid called Yellow Doll and was stabilized over the last 2 decades as a result of the work of Dr. Alan Kapular.  A reliable producer of 3-8 pound fruits with bright, lemon yellow crisp sweet flesh. Very thin rind that has been known to crack open with an audible ‘pop’ when stared at for too long or handled roughly. Refined flavor. Productive variety for northern growers.         Packet: (2 g ≈ 70 seeds) Ounce: (≈ 650 seeds) ...

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Moon & Stars Citrullus lanatus (80 days)  Take a bite out of this galaxy of taste. Moon and Stars is named for the yellow dots, ‘stars’, and 1-2” ‘moons that are speckled over the dark green skin. The flesh is deep red with large tan seeds that are the perfect ammo for seed spitting. Not as sweet as Crimson Sweet, but very pleasant and refreshing nonetheless, with fine texture and depth.  Can grow up to 40 pounds!  Packet (2 g ≈ 70 seeds) One Ounce (≈ 650 seeds) ...

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Moon & Stars Gold Citrullus vulgaris (95-95 days)  Rare, this is the yellow-meated strain of this fine heirloom; these are very delicious and have beautiful, yellow-orange meat that is very sweet. The large fruit can grow to 40 lbs, and they have large, yellow "moons and stars" covering their nearly black rinds. A favorite variety by many. Draws rave reviews! A great variety for farmers' markets. Pictured inside back cover. Packet (1 1/2 g ≈ 70 seeds)...

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Sweet Dakota Rose  Citrullus lanatus (80-90 days)   Sweet Dakota Rose has become known as one of the best tasting, most reliable open pollinated watermelon varieties.  It features great flavor, few seeds and sunburn resistance.  It produces 8-15 lb fruits.  Bred by the Podoll’s of Prairie Road Organic Seed of North Dakota. Packet (2 g ≈ 70)...

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Baby Butternut, Burpee’s Butterbush   Curcurbita moschata (75 days)  Excellent early-maturing butternut, with compact vines (3-4 ft).  Flesh is deep reddish-orange, moist and deliciously sweet.  Long keeper.  Yields 1.5 - 4 lb fruits, averaging 4 fruits per plant.  Selection for uniformity is ongoing with this old strain so their may still be some elongated types that we hope to rogue out in future generations of growing seed.  Packet (2 g ~ 40 seeds) Ounce ...

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Black Forest Kabocha Cucurbita maxima (95 days)  A nice uniform kabocha that produces 4-5 fruits averaging 3-4 pounds each. Fruits are gray-green flattened shape with dark orange flesh that is sweet, dry and flaky. They store moderately well until February or March if kept in a dry spot. Delicious baked with butter! Packet (5 g ~ 30 seeds) Ounce ...

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Winter Squash, Butternut clan mix (110 days) This is a diverse mix of butternut type squash that range from Tromboncino types to regular Butternut shapes.  All have good storage qualities and excellent culinary value as cooking and baking squash.  Cucurbita moschata type squash benefit from a 2 week period of post harvest curing that we typically do in a warm greenhouse environment.  SSF WS28: - 3 g (~30 seeds) ...

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Winter Squash, Butternut, Waltham   Cucurbita moschata (110 days)  Solid 9” fruits weigh in at 4-6 pounds and have a very small seed cavity, brilliant orange flesh and a tan skin. Flavor is sweet, smooth and slightly nutty. Excellent for pie. Requires supplemental curing in a greenhouse or warm house post harvest to properly color up and cure. Univ. of Mass. 1956 introduction. Packet (3 g ~ 40 seeds) ounce...

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Honeyboat Delicata Cucurrbita pepo ( 100 days ) This is a charming variant on the Delicata theme with shorter, fatter fruits that are 1-2 lbs with copper skin and green stripes rather than the typical pale yellow with green stripes of the Zepplin Delicata. Grow this for its incredibly sweet flavor and reliable storage qualities. Thin skin can be eaten. Wonderful, steamed, baked, roasted, cut up into bite sized pieces and sauteed, or stuffed. A consistent favorite! Bred by Dr. James Baggett at OSU. Bush habit.  Packet:  2 1/2 g (~40 seeds) 1 oz ...

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Delicata, Zeppelin  Cucurbita pepo (100 days)  A much loved 1894 heirloom winter squash that is just the right size for a side dish with dinner. The fruits are 7-10” long, weigh about a pound and possess flesh that is finer-textured, sweeter, and significantly longer keeping than other strains. Packet (2.5 g ≈ 40 seeds) ...

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Winter Squash, Green Hubbard  Cucurbita maxima (90-100 days) A large squash with deep green skin and brilliant orange flesh that can weigh up to 20 pounds. This is a potluck squash people! A true family feeder. Vigorous vines spread 8-10 feet from the roots, making this heirloom squash a good candidate for use in a corn/beans/squash polyculture system as it will handily suppress weeds under your corn. Thick skin enables hubbards to store well into March. HEIRLOOM. (6 g ≈ 25 seeds) ...

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