Seminole Pumpkin
$ 3.50
95-100 days. Seminole pumpkins are a cultivated variety (cultivar) of Cucurbita moschata.
The wild squash of the Everglades!
Seminole pumpkins are a cultivated variety (cultivar) of Cucurbita moschata
The Seminole Pumpkin is a native plant of south Florida. Found growing wild in Florida by early Spanish settlers, it can now only be found in remote parts of the Everglades.
The fruit resembles a winter/acorn squash, but much larger. The shape of the fruit varies, mostly oval or oblong. The color ranges from variegated greens, yellow to a dull orange
Contains 15 heirloom seeds