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Winter Squash Compact Early Butternut and Delicata Seeds 20 Seeds

Winter Squash Compact Early Butternut and Delicata Seeds 20 Seeds
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Winter Squash Compact Early Butternut and Delicata Seeds 20 Seeds

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Z72

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Our Price: $2.79
Description:

Renee's has done it again. Harmless vegetable dye on the seeds explains the two varieties. The Green which is oblong and striped with a sweet flavor. The brown seed is Butternut which is bottle shaped and produces early on compact vines.

Features:
  • The brown seed is Early Butternut Squash

  • which is oblong and striped with a sweet flavor.

  • The green seed is Delicata Squash that is bottle

  • shaped and produces early, on compact vines.

Product Details:
Product Length: 4.5 inches
Product Width: 3.25 inches
Product Height: 0.2 inches
Product Weight: 0.01 pounds
Package Length: 4.5 inches
Package Width: 3.25 inches
Package Height: 0.2 inches
Package Weight: 0.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:3.0 ( 1 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3This Butternut Squash is NOT a Compact Plant  Aug 24, 2011
By MadCarpenter
Planted this combination in my garden this year. I've been vegetable gardening for a while, and was interested to try a supposedly well behaved version of butternut squash, as I know it can take over a small garden.

Good plant/BAD plant. BEWARE.

These seeds do indeed grow plants that quickly produce an abundant crop of nearly full sized good looking squash, but the plant is an absolute THUG in the garden. I mean it sprawled all over, happily setting fruit on top of other plants from six to eight feet away in all directions! Even my zucchini is afraid of this plant. I ended up pruning some of its vines to keep it somewhat in check.

If you have a limited amount of space to grow butternut squash in your garden, stick to a fully hybridized 'bush' form of this plant.

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