Squash (Winter) Butternut

Specialty item ideal for discerning consumers. Very dark interior, deliciously sweet and smooth in texture. A perfect personal or family size butternut.

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A new early boxing type, Ceres reliably produces fruit that is consistent in size and shape for a clean harvest. Fruit is smooth with no ribbing. Intermediate resistance to Powdery Mildew.

DELAYED. ETA LATE MAY.

Large blocky fruit type is well suited to processing applications. Fruit has a traditional butternut shape with little to no ribbing that allows for efficient peeling. Dark interior color.  Full vine. Uniform fruit.

Genesis is a processing type with a uniform shape that consistently produces a long, straight neck and few culls. Fruit is largely smooth; you will see light ribbing for clean processing. Good storability.

Genesis is a processing type with a uniform shape that consistently produces a long, straight neck and few culls. Fruit is largely smooth; you will see light ribbing for clean processing. Good storability.

A nice package of uniformity and productivity for the boxing trade. Fruit is smooth with little to no ribbing and carries a refined shape that boxes easily.

A nice package of uniformity and productivity for the boxing trade. Fruit is smooth with little to no ribbing and carries a refined shape that boxes easily.

Havana is a boxing type butternut; Havana is productive and will box cleanly with little waste. Fruit is uniformly blocky with a thick neck and a small seed cavity. Flesh is dark orange. 3-4 lb. fruit.

Mini or personal size butternut. Dark and distinct color that the market craves! This is a long season variety. Plant early. Young fruit is dark green in color. As fruit matures to its dark tan color, you will notice green striped on the rind. The green stripes will fade when then fruit is completely mature.

Mini or personal size butternut. Dark and distinct color that the market craves! This is a long season variety. Plant early. Young fruit is dark green in color. As fruit matures to its dark tan color, you will notice green striped on the rind. The green stripes will fade when then fruit is completely mature.

Offers early main season maturity and productivity for the boxing trade.