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Alexandria Squash (Treated Seed)
Alexandria is an “Eskenderany” type; this type is popular among Mid-Eastern, Russian, and Asian markets. Shape is truly cylindrical and open plant with semi-erect single-stem allows for easy picking. Also shows tolerance to cold temperatures.
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Ambermax Squash (Farmore)
Dark red orange exterior is brilliant in color. Holds color well and stores well. Among the best for eating quality, with a tasty balance of sugars and a smooth texture.
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Basima Squash (Treated Seed)
Basima is an “Anita” type squash; this type is popular in Mid-Eastern markets where it is used for stuffing. Fruit is tapered to the stem. Productive.
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Cassia Squash (Organic)
This hybrid improved version of an Italian heirloom has a sturdy flower attachment and is intended to sell with the flower. Romanesco squash has a unique firm texture and ridged waxy skin.
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Cue Ball Squash (Not Treated)
A complement to One Ball and Eight Ball, but pale green in color.
CROP FAILURE
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Cue Ball Squash (Treated Seed)
A complement to One Ball and Eight Ball, but pale green in color.
CROP FAILURE
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Deema Squash (Treated Seed)
Deema is an “Anita” type squash. Consistently shows strong yields in breeder’s yield study trials. True tapered shape and small blossom scar.
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Eight Ball Sqaush (Treated Seed)
Round, dark and glossy, Eight Ball is aptly named. High yields, great to stuff; good item to hand-sell to restaurants or other specialty markets.
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Eight Ball Squash (Not Treated)
Round, dark and glossy, Eight Ball is aptly named. High yields, great to stuff; good item to hand-sell to restaurants or other specialty markets.
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Hurakan Squash (Farmore)
True gray zucchini type with excellent versatility. Long post harvest shelf life-stays fresh and glossy in the store. A proven performer in all growing areas.
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Hurakan Squash (Not Treated)
True gray zucchini type with excellent versatility. Long post harvest shelf life-stays fresh and glossy in the store. A proven performer in all growing areas.
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Ishtar Squash (Not Treated)
Ishtar has a very productive semi-erect plant with a single stem and an open habit. Compared to Jedidah, the fruit has a light pale green color with mottles. Edible in about 35-30 days after sowing. Suitable for the Mid-eastern, Russian and Asian markets.
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