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Pumpkins/squashes

  • Improved version of Oil-Pumpkin from Styria. Large, dark-olive green seeds with no outer shell, which can be dried or pressed for oil. Fruit suitable as animal feed. Cultivation in temperate zones will ensure seeds ripen fully.
  • A multitude of small (200-300 g) round fruits, which can be eaten when young like courgettes, but may also be stored for a limited period. Dark-green skin, yellow flesh. Climbing habit.
  • Large, round cushion-shaped, ridged fruit, skin and flesh orange in colour. Vigorous growth, climbing habit. Stores reasonably well.
    €3.21
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  • In contrast to Red Kuri, this orange Hokkaido type is not as large. It also flowers a little earlier and has a better shelf life by a few weeks.
    €3.21
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  • Decorative, drop-shaped fruit, skin dark-green with grooves going length-wise. Yellow flesh. Stores very well. Rather slow growth. Very aromatic taste, provided it is fully ripe. Climbing habit. Weight of fruit 500-700 g.
  • A traditional climbing high-yield squash variety from Liguria. The long and curved fruits is mildly nutty, the flesh tender and the neck area is almost seedless. When harvested young, they can be used in the kitchen like zucchini.
    €3.21
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  • Longish oval fruit with yellow flesh which, when cooked, disintegrates into spaghetti-like threads. Hence a particular children's favourite. Keeps reasonably well. Climbing habit.
    €3.21
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  • Vert Olive - Pumpkins/squashes
    Dark-green and smooth-skinned, with firm flesh.The drop-shape of the fruit is a little reminiscent of an olive. This variety is said to have been bred in France before 1885. It is well-known for its excellent taste.
    €3.21
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  • Violina - Pumpkins/squashes
    This variety, originally from Italy, is characterized by its excellent and nutty flavor and firm flesh. That makes this slightly ribbed butternut squash a good all-rounder in the kitchen. As the name suggests, its shape is reminiscent of a violin or peanut.
    €3.21
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