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Tennessee Sweet Potato Squash

$ 2.95

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105 days. Cucurbita mixta

A very old pumpkin / squash variety.  The fruit are pear-shaped with creamy, white color skin that is striped in faint green. The flesh is light colored, fine grained, very dry and resembles sweet potatoes in flavor.

Makes an excellent pie. Fruit average ten to twenty pounds in weight.

Excellent keeper, stores well for 6 months.

It is said to have first been listed in 1847 by New York seedsman Grant Thorburn as Green Striped Bell and re-named in 1883 to Tennessee Sweet Potato


Contains 10 heirloom seeds

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Diana

Great!

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Maria
Give it room!

This seed variety is one of my favorites. But it needs A LOT of space. Comparable to a pumpkin patch. But it grows very easy and the squash is amazing.

Mary's Heirloom Seeds

Tennessee Sweet Potato Squash

$ 2.95

105 days. Cucurbita mixta

A very old pumpkin / squash variety.  The fruit are pear-shaped with creamy, white color skin that is striped in faint green. The flesh is light colored, fine grained, very dry and resembles sweet potatoes in flavor.

Makes an excellent pie. Fruit average ten to twenty pounds in weight.

Excellent keeper, stores well for 6 months.

It is said to have first been listed in 1847 by New York seedsman Grant Thorburn as Green Striped Bell and re-named in 1883 to Tennessee Sweet Potato


Contains 10 heirloom seeds

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