
Squash Seeds
Grow heirloom squash in marvelous colors and shapes for summer suppers and a well-stocked winter pantry.
About Squash Seeds
(Curcurbita spp.) Squash (from the Massachuset word "askutasquash") is a beautiful, delicious, and important crop. Store winter types in cool, dry conditions for up to a year. Pick and eat summer types before the rinds and seeds begin to harden.
Winter Squash Seeds
Blue Hubbard, Waltham butternut, buttercup, delicata, candy roaster and Long Island Cheese pumpkin: long-keeping heirloom winter squash seeds for storage through the cold months. Harvest when the rinds harden, cure in the sun for a week and keep them cool and dry for months of soups, pies and roasting.
Summer Squash Seeds
Golden zucchini, custard and pattypan types, early golden crookneck and the climbing Zucchino Rampicante: quick, prolific heirloom summer squash seeds to pick young and tender all season. Every variety is open-pollinated and non-GMO. Use the Type filter to show only winter or summer varieties.