| Bellatrix Pumpkin (F1) #2016 |
Mid-sized, with strong, dark green handles, Bellatrix is a great pumpkin for carving. Pumpkins are medium orange and range from 20–40 pounds. Vines are powdery mildew resistant and high-yielding. 95 days.
10 seeds per packet.
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| Blaze Pumpkin (F1) #2889 |
This showy ornamental with yellow and orange stripes will out produce any other pumpkin in the garden. Powdery mildew resistant plants have short vines and bear 4–5 pound pumpkins. Round, and slightly flattened with shallow ribs, Blaze average 8"x 5". 95–100 days. Approx. 3,300 seeds/lb.
10 seeds per packet.
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| Dill's Atlantic Giant Pumpkin (OG) #2885 |
The "Big Kahouna" of all pumpkin varieties, producing yearly world records for size since 1979. Atlantic Giant pumpkins often weigh 400 lbs. or more. Developed in Nova Scotia, these open-pollinated giants have yellow-to-orange flesh, medium orange shells and wide ribs. 125 days. Approximately 75 seeds/oz.
15 seeds per packet.
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| Howden Pumpkin (OG) #2886 |
If you're looking for a classic Jack O'Lantern pumpkin, Howden is the best. It was developed to have a large, flat surface for carving. Howden pumpkins weigh 20 lbs. or more, and boast sturdy handles, dark orange flesh, and ribbed exteriors. 115 days. Approximately 155 seeds/oz.
25 seeds per packet.
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| Jarrahdale Pumpkin (OG) #2895 |
Jarrahdale is a dramatically beautiful variety of pumpkin from New Zealand. The skin is a slate gray or blue, ribbed, on fruits that are 10" x 12" and weigh about 9 lbs. The flesh is delicious and similar to that of Waltham Butternut. Jarrahdale fruits also make an eye catching fall display. Stores well. 100 days. Heirloom. Approximately 145 seeds/oz.
25 seeds per packet.
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| Long Island Cheese Pumpkin (OG) #2890 |
Grown by many generations of farmers and gardeners in the New York area, Long Island Cheese has the size, shape, and appearance of a wheel of cheese. The buff colored pumpkins are 6-10 lbs., and make great autumnal displays. The flesh is fine textured and deliciously sweet. Average two pumpkins per plant. 100 days.
25 seeds per packet.
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| Miniature Mix Pumpkin (F1) #2009 |
This festive mix includes seeds for three miniature ornamental pumpkin varieties: Hooligan, Gooligan and Bumpkin. The pumpkins are small enough for tabletop display and decorative enough to stand out in any location. The fruits range in size from 2-1/2" to 5" in diameter. 90-100 days. Approximately 350 seeds/oz.
30 seeds per packet.
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| Pepitas Pumpkin (F1) #2004 |
An ornamental and edible treat, Pepitas is a 2016 All-America Selection. Mid-sized, 9–12 pound pumpkins grow on disease resistant vines. As the pumpkins mature they develop decorative green stripes. Pepitas is known for its hulless seeds which can be baked for a healthy snack. 90 days.
10 seeds per packet.
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| Rouge vif d'Etampes Pumpkin (OG) #2891 |
This is the famed Cinderella pumpkin from France. It forms a beautiful orange-red, flattened oval fruit with deep orange flesh. It's the icing on the cake for your fall display and makes a pie so rich in flavor there are never leftovers. 115 days. Approximately 130 seeds/oz.
15 seeds per packet.
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| Small Sugar Pie Pumpkin (OG) #2893 |
Also known as New England Pie, this is the best of the mini-Jack O'Lantern types for cooking. The deeply colored orange flesh is sweet and virtually stringless; the skin is dark orange and smooth. The pumpkins average about 6 lbs. and are 7" to 8" in diameter with a flattened shape. 110 days. Approximately 220 seeds/oz.
30 seeds per packet.
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| Super Moon Pumpkin (F1) #2010 |
This burly, ghost-white pumpkin will be the spotlight in your Halloween display. This All-America Selection has large, hefty stems and can grow up to 50 pounds. The sweet, bright orange flesh is equally appealing as the smooth, flawless skin. The 5' vines are disease resistant and very robust. 100 days. Approx. 3,200 seeds/lb.
10 seeds per packet.
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| Warty Goblin Pumpkin (F1) #2007 |
Ghoulish and fun, no pumpkin says Halloween like the Warty Goblin. The base turns dark orange early and contrasts well with the dark green handle. The intense green warts stay green for several weeks following harvest. Shape is round to slightly tall. The weight is variable from 8-20 pounds. Intermediate powdery mildew resistance.
10 seeds per packet.
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