Specialty

This edible Australian pumpkin is an excellent addition to your ornamentals. The flesh is very thick with a rich flavor. Nearly fiberless. The skin is very glossy- like polished leather.  Known for the attractive blue color.

Unique appearance in a small stacking pumpkin that defies being ordinary! Fruit is salmon red with “rough” or bumpy skin, making it a colorful standout. Edible and ornamental, with a bright yellow interior.

Fruit is a lovely golden yellow color. Productive and uniform, fruit is very uniform and can readily bin as a stand alone item if desired. Handle quality is excellent.

Fruit is a lovely golden yellow color. Productive and uniform, fruit is very uniform and can readily bin as a stand alone item if desired. Handle quality is excellent.

Ornamental and edible. Marina di Chioggia is in the Maxima family. Uniquely thick handle and rough rind.

A truly yellow pumpkin, featuring a brighter yellow color that makes a fun trio with white and traditional orange pumpkins. Fruit are uniform in shape with a consistent round shape and smooth, blocky shoulder.

The companion to Casperita and Orangita, Midnight is a personal size acorn squash that is both edible and decorative. Uniform fruit borne on a semi-bush plant.

A companion to Porcelain Princess in size, Mint Prince is the smaller version of Blue Doll with the same blue color, ribbing, and fruit shape. Fruit is flat and ties into the popular specialty and stacking trade.

True pumpkin that yields hulless seeds perfect for baking and snacking!

Ornamental and edible, New England Cheddar produces tan fruit with light ribbing. Interior is dark colored, like a butternut, and can be used in the same way that butternuts are used in cooking. Tan color makes a nice addition to mixed bins.