Squash Winter
On the coldest day of the winter, you can reach into your storage cellar and retrieve a heft winter squash, fresh as the day it was harvested. Their long storage time means you can grow dozens in the summer an enjoy butternut squash soup, pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, and spaghetti squash "pasta" long into the winter. Most winter squash varieties enjoy rambling around the garden, needing plenty of space. But don't let that deter you! We have several varieties that can be grown in containers, on trellises, and small spaces, too! Choose from short (up to 6'), medium (7'–10'), or long (some as long as 20') vine lengths.
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Angel Hair Winter Spaghetti Squash Seeds
4.5 out of 5 stars
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$5.59
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Honey Boat Winter Delicata Squash Seeds
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$3.49
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Honeynut Winter Squash Seeds
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(13 reviews)
$4.29
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Kurinishiki Kabocha Winter Squash Seeds
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Lakota Winter Squash Seeds
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(5 reviews)
$3.49
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Pink Banana Winter Squash Seeds
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(1 review)
$2.69
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Red Kuri Winter Squash Seeds
4 out of 5 stars
(8 reviews)
$2.99
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Sweet Meat Winter Squash Seeds
5 out of 5 stars
(2 reviews)
$2.69
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Table King Acorn Winter Squash Seeds
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Vegetable Spaghetti Winter Squash Seeds
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Waltham Butternut Winter Squash Seeds
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Squash (Winter): Sow and Grow Guide
The varied colors of winter squash makes us yearn for fall and cool temperatures. Richly flavored winter squash...Read More » -
Squash and Spinach Quesadillas
These quesadillas are both sweet and savory thanks to our 'Sweet Meat' winter squash. Super quick and easy to...Read More » -
Squash: Pests and Diseases
Your best line of defense against pests and disease in your garden is prevention. Row covers at transplant or...Read More »