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seeking specific bush pumpkin variety
Probably 10 years ago, I encountered a pumpkin variety at a small mom
& pop hardware store. It was a type that grew on very compact bush like plants, but still yielded decent sized pumpkins. However, the feature I liked the most was its essentially hull-less seeds. I love roasted and salted pumpkin seeds, and the fact that this variety did not have seed hulls was a big plus. Anyone know the name of this variety? I have not been able to find it anywhere online. Thanks! |
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seeking specific bush pumpkin variety
Just off the top of my head, the name "Godiva" comes to me.
HTH, Steve "Ohioguy" wrote in message ... Probably 10 years ago, I encountered a pumpkin variety at a small mom & pop hardware store. It was a type that grew on very compact bush like plants, but still yielded decent sized pumpkins. However, the feature I liked the most was its essentially hull-less seeds. I love roasted and salted pumpkin seeds, and the fact that this variety did not have seed hulls was a big plus. Anyone know the name of this variety? I have not been able to find it anywhere online. Thanks! |
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seeking specific bush pumpkin variety
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Ohioguy wrote: pumpkin seeds http://www.gourmetseed.com/product/P...a-hulless.html ?meta=GBASE&metacpg=PK07&utm_source=gbase&utm_medi um=CPC&utm_content=&utm _campaign=PK07 -- Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden What use one more wake up call? http://www.thesunmagazine.org/ |
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seeking specific bush pumpkin variety
Hmm, for a second I was excited and thought that Godiva might be the
variety, but it is not. It doesn't specifically mention anything about it being a bush, and the seed packet I looked at most definitely did not show a mottled appearance. I seem to recall the seed packet stressing 3 aspects: 1) decent sized orange pumpkins made good pies or Jack O Lanterns 2) vines were very small bush type 3) hull-less seeds for roasting |
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seeking specific bush pumpkin variety
Ohioguy said:
Probably 10 years ago, I encountered a pumpkin variety at a small mom & pop hardware store. It was a type that grew on very compact bush like plants, but still yielded decent sized pumpkins. However, the feature I liked the most was its essentially hull-less seeds. I love roasted and salted pumpkin seeds, and the fact that this variety did not have seed hulls was a big plus. Anyone know the name of this variety? I have not been able to find it anywhere online. Thanks! Could it be 'Snack Jack'? Not big pumpkins, but not mini either, and bush type. http://www.reimerseeds.com/snack-jack-pumpkins.aspx The only naked seeded pumpkin that I know I've seen on seed racks is Burpee's 'Triple Treat' which is shorter vined, but certainly not so short as would be a bush-type. -- Pat in Plymouth MI "Vegetables are like bombs packed tight with all kinds of important nutrients..." --Largo Potter, Valkyria Chronicles email valid but not regularly monitored |
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seeking specific bush pumpkin variety
http://www.burpee.com/product/vegeta...1+packet%29.do
Finally figured out I was thinking of "Triple Treat" from Burpee, and my memory wasn't from 10 years ago - it was from the late 80's. Evidently I thought it was a bush type, but it is not. Maybe a hull-less orange bush type doesn't actually exist! |
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