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Gourd

Grow wonderfully odd gourds for bowls, birdhouses, and handmade keepsakes, all from a humble little seed.

16 products
Lady Slipper Achocha fruit arranged with leaves and curly vines on white.
Cucumber Seeds Achocha Lady Slipper
$6.00
Single African Drum on a white background.
Gourd Seeds African Drum
$4.00
4.3
Birdhouse Gourd on a white background.
Gourd Seeds Birdhouse
$3.50
4.6
A single Cluster Ridge Luffa Gourd on a white background.
Gourd Seeds Cluster Ridge Luffa
$4.50
5
Gourd Seeds, Dishcloth (Edible Luffa)
Gourd Seeds Dishcloth (Edible Luffa)
$3.50
4.1
Trio of Giant Bello Gourd in a wood box on a white background.
Gourd Seeds Giant Bello
$5.00
3.3
Hawaiian Dance Mask Gourd on a white background.
Gourd Seeds Hawaiian Dance Mask
$3.50
4.7
Pair of Krobonko Luffa Gourd on a white background.
Gourd Seeds Krobonko Luffa
$3.50
4
Peru Sugar Bowl Gourd on a white background.
Gourd Seeds Peru Sugar Bowl
$3.00
4
Gourd Seeds, Serpente De Sicilia Cucuzzi (Edible)
Gourd Seeds Serpente De Sicilia Cucuzzi (Edible)
$3.00
4.4
Gourd Seeds Tennessee Dancing or Spinning
$4.00
4.5
Andrew holding Thai Bottle Gourds in growing patch
Gourd Seeds Thai Bottle (round)
$4.00
4.8
A little girl smiles as she holds two Thai Extra Long Sponge gourds against a white background.
Gourd Seeds Thai Extra Long Sponge
$4.50
3.8
A single Tinda Gourd on a weathered wooden background.
Gourd Seeds Tinda
$4.00
3
Tiny Wild Luffa Gourd on a white background.
Gourd Seeds Tiny Wild Luffa
$4.00
Wax Melon half with detailed bamboo carving on a white background.
Wax Melon Seeds Giant Bullet Head
$4.00
4.5

About Gourd Seeds

(Lagenaria siceraria) These Old World squash relatives all need similar conditions: a long season of hot weather and abundant moisture in a rich soil. The fruit will be straighter and more symmetrical if the 20-foot-long vines are trained up a trellis. The edible sorts are best harvested when young, tender, and mild tasting.