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SQUASH SEEDS Depending on environmental impact, the genetical range of variation of the offered mixtures may develop more or less. Therefore, the following information and pictures do not show guaranteed characteristics. = edible BISCHOFSMÜTZE decorative ornamental squash with turban-shaped fruits colourings mostly orange-yellow/white to green-white, irregularly striped fruit flesh is very sweet FESTIVAL, F 1 very decorative, ribbed squash with interesting yelloworange-green-white colouring very uniform Bischofsmütze Festival, F 1 AMPHORE (Ornamental squash. Lagenaria siceraria) unique, dark green, smooth fruits with a very long neck, thickened at the end remarkable are the lighter colourings BLUE BALLET a small sweet squash with unusual blue-green colour smooth skin, suitable for storage the fruit flesh is fibre-free and orange-coloured FUTSU BLACK (Cucurbita moschata) grows blue-green, turns yellow-brown later on, very good, edible squash with a mealy patina the fruits are flat-round and strongly ribbed the fruit flesh is gold-coloured and has a strong hazelnut taste suitable for long-term storage Amphore Blue Ballet Futsu Black ATLANTIC GIANT the top variety for pumpkin contests: you can produce huge, orange-red fruits by leaving only one fruit per plant the plants should be strongly fertilised and irrigated BUTTERNUT, ORANGE NUT, F 1 (HI 13 502 PUP) (Cucurbita moschata) bell-shaped, pale yellow-coloured musky gourd fruit flesh is very sweet, nutty, firm, deep orange very suitable for storage GELE REUZEN yellow, netted fruits very large, excellent edible squash with long tendrils Gele Reuzen Atlantic Giant Orange Nut, F 1 BABY PICKS (Ornamental squash. Cucumis L. species) mixture of small, durable ornamental cucumbers, oblong to round, with partly soft spines first crop and cultivation on plastic; using a trellis is also advised DELICA, F 1 leading variety among the flat-round, dark green, smaller edible squash types the flesh is dark yellow and has a sweet, nutty taste early maturity, very high yield very good shelf life INDIAN MIX unique, variable and splendid mixture of small, multicoloured fruits of diverse forms Baby Picks Delica, F 1 Indian Mix SQUASH 49

KANKAKEE mixture of small-fruited ornamental squashes of very different colours and forms intense colours, mostly warty one of the most beautiful ornamental mixtures LYRIC, F 1 attractive, onion-shaped, bluish-white, netted marrow vigorous growth, short tendrils the uniform fruits are very suitable for storage PATISSON STRIÉ Mix decoratively striped variety in many colours and various fruit forms Patisson Strié Mix Lyric, F 1 Kankakee KOSHARE YELLOW club-shaped fruits with long neck this variety with its dark green colour and the yellow stripes is unique among the ornamental varieties MANDARIN decorative, yellow, deeply ribbed mini squash with deep orange flesh very aromatic with a long shelf life high yield RARITY, F 1 excellent marrow that is well suited for storage blue-grey fruits with orange coloured fruit flesh Koshare Yellow Mandarin Rarity, F 1 KRONENKÜRBIS decorative claw-like to crown-shaped fruits in diverse colours: white/silver-green/yellow/orange partly striped bitter, not edible! MINI RED TURBAN a small-fruited Turkish turban, orange-white ROTE WARZE rediscovered old variety with remarkably decorative warty fruits thick, bright orange-red skin very tasty flesh Mini Red Turban Kronenkürbis Rote Warze LITTLE INDIAN Mix remarkably interesting mixture of small, special types with very popular decorative fruits MUSQUÉE DE PROVENCE (Cucurbita moschata) medium-sized, flat-round, ribbed fruits with intensely orange-red coloured flesh maturing from green to orange-grey climbing variety, very productive excellent flavour, very good shelf life ROUGE VIF D ETAMPES high yielding type the fruits are large, flat-round, with broad ribs and orange-red colour orange flesh Little Indian Mix Musquée de Provence Rouge vif d Etampes 50 SQUASH

STRIPETTI, F 1 oval, spaghetti squash with attractive skin colour: yellow-green with darker stripes and irregular veining Stripetti, F 1 SWEET LIGHTNING, F 1 excellent squash for the microwave the deep yellow fruits with orange stripes are suitable for quick preparation open the fruit, spoon out the seeds and then heat it up in the microwave for 5 minutes suitable for filling the fruits are extremely tasty, especially the younger fruits VESUV, F 1 very homogeneous red vegetable marrow first choice for delivery to markets with standardised calibre or if mostly smaller sizes are needed peeling is not necessary Sweet Lightning, F 1 Vesuv, F 1 SUNBURST, F 1 early maturing, bright yellow, ribbed, disk-shaped variety stem and flower base are green fruits have good shelf life fruit sizes of 3 5 cm are most suitable for preservation; fruits for the fresh market are harvested when diameter is maximum 7 cm UCHIKI KURI this Hokkaido type with orange-red skin is one of the most popular edible squashes barely ribbed, climbing variety fruits are round to high-round; dark yellow flesh Uchiki Kuri Sunburst, F 1 SQUASH 51

s BABY BEAR flat-round mini Halloween squash with a slightly ribbed shape and a dark orange colour high yielding variety which can be used in the kitchen and for carving ASPEN deep orange-red fruits, round to high-round, with slight ribbing MOONSHINE, F 1 attractive, white coloured Halloween squash with a strong, dark green stalk slightly ribbed, uniform fruits climbing Baby Bear Aspen Moonshine, F 1 SWEET JACK, F 1 deep orange coloured Halloween squash with a very strong, dark fruit stem excellently suitable for autumn decoration, for hollowing out as well as for consumption BOSS, F 1 large-fruited Halloween squash intensely orange coloured fruits with vigorous, dark green stalks growth habit: semi-bush Sweet Jack, F 1 NEON, F 1 Halloween hybrid with rapid maturing homogeneous fruits with a shiny orange colour and dark green stem one of the most beautiful Halloween squashes Boss, F 1 Neon, F 1 RACER, F 1 deep orange Halloween squash, slightly grooved with de corative, dark green stem vigorous growth, therefore short time of development good shelf life Racer, F 1 52 SQUASH

Variety Species Ornamental squash Shape Weight [kg] approx. Edible Days (approx.) sowing harvest Number of fruits/plant Crop density approx. [plants/100 m²] AMPHORE Lagenaria siceraria 2 130 3 5 80 ATLANTIC GIANT Cucurbita maxima Duch. > 100 120 2 3 20 30 BABY PICKS Cucumis L. species 20 50 g 110 80 100 BISCHOFSMÜTZE Cucurbita maxima Duch. 3 5 110 4 6 70 80 BLUE BALLET Cucurbita maxima Duch. 1 2 100 2 3 100 120 BUTTERNUT, ORANGE NUT, F 1 Cucurbita moschata 1 2 100 3 5 70 80 DELICA, F 1 Cucurbita maxima Duch. 1 1.5 95 3 6 70 80 FESTIVAL, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 0.5 0.8 100 6 10 100 120 FUTSU BLACK Cucurbita moschata 1.4 3.5 120 4 10 30 50 GELE REUZEN Cucurbita maxima Duch. 30 50 125 2 3 60 70 INDIAN MIX Cucurbita pepo L. 0.5 2.5 110 5 15 80 100 KANKAKEE Cucurbita pepo L. 95 100 10 120 KOSHARE YELLOW Cucurbita pepo L. 80 100 g 95 100 20 25 100 120 KRONENKÜRBIS Cucurbita pepo L. 0.5 0.8 105 6 12 100 120 LITTLE INDIAN MIX Cucurbita pepo L. 0.1 0.3 110 8 15 100 120 LYRIC, F 1 Cucurbita maxima Duch. 3 115 3 100 MANDARIN Cucurbita pepo L. 0.2 0.3 95 7 20 100 120 MINI RED TURBAN Cucurbita maxima Duch. 0.8 1.5 105 6 10 100 120 MUSQUÉE DE PROVENCE Cucurbita moschata 3 8 135 2 5 50 60 PATISSON STRIÉ Mix Cucurbita pepo L. 1 1.5 95 6 12 100 120 RARITY, F 1 Cucurbita maxima Duch. 2 110 3 100 ROTE WARZE Cucurbita maxima Duch. 5 8 110 2 3 80 ROUGE VIF D'ETAMPES Cucurbita maxima Duch. 8 20 110 2 4 50 60 STRIPETTI, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 1.25 2.5 90 6 10 80 100 SUNBURST, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 50 90 10 20 100 120 SWEET LIGHTNING, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 0.5 100 4 8 100 120 UCHIKI KURI Cucurbita maxima Duch. 1.5 115 2 3 70 80 VESUV, F 1 Cucurbita maxima Duch. 0.8 105 2 3 70 80 ASPEN Cucurbita pepo L. 5 9 110 2 3 60 BABY BEAR Cucurbita pepo L. 0.5 0.9 105 5 8 100 120 BOSS, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 10 12 105 2 3 70 MOONSHINE, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 4 6 110 3 100 NEON, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 4 5 100 2 3 100 RACER, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 4 6 95 2 3 70 80 SWEET JACK, F 1 Cucurbita pepo L. 1 2 100 4 6 100 Note: Depending on climate, location and cultivation, recommendations can differ from above diagram. SQUASH 53