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Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds
Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds
Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds
Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds
Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds Pennsylvania Dutch Squash Seeds

Pennsylvania Dutch Crookneck Squash

25 Seeds

$ 3.69

Pennsylvania Dutch is a very large butternut type squash produced abundantly by vigorous, healthy vines. If you've struggled with squash bugs, we recommend you try Pennsylvania Dutch or another variety from the C. moschata species. Their semi-solid cored stems are more resistant to squash bugs than the hollow-cored stems of C. pepo and C. maxima. Pennsylvania's finely textured flesh is sweet, and the necks of the squash are seed-free making prep work easier. We like to slice them into French fries which we deep fry or oven roast until very crispy (they will soften as they cool.) We then sprinkle them with Cajun seasoning and serve. Highly recommended for those of you with picky eaters-- they're good enough to turn more than a few squash haters.  Matures approximately 105 days from sowing.  Each packet contains a minimum of 25 seeds.
Pennsylvania Dutch is a very large butternut type squash produced abundantly by vigorous, healthy vines. If you've struggled with squash bugs, we recommend you try Pennsylvania Dutch or another variety from the C. moschata species. Their semi-solid cored stems are more resistant to squash bugs than the hollow-cored stems of C. pepo and C. maxima. Pennsylvania's finely textured flesh is sweet, and the necks of the squash are seed-free making prep work easier. We like to slice them into French fries which we deep fry or oven roast until very crispy (they will soften as they cool.) We then sprinkle them with Cajun seasoning and serve. Highly recommended for those of you with picky eaters-- they're good enough to turn more than a few squash haters.  Matures approximately 105 days from sowing.  Each packet contains a minimum of 25 seeds.
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Charles Lentz
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only 2 of the seeds germinated and could be transplanted into my raised bed.....the others kinda rotted. I'll save these seeds for next year - if I get neck pumpkin................

Hi Charles, thanks for your review. We're sorry the seeds did not perform as well as hoped. This variety tested at 95% germination in its last test, but it is always possible that something happened in transit. If you are interested in trying again, there is probably still time to direct seed them, which is sometimes more reliable for these C. moschata varieties. We are happy to send more seeds for you to try this year or next, whatever you prefer. We'll be in touch.

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Katherine Mathews
My Dutch SQUASH

I have always planted this sweet squash for my family. My family always loved the flavor of this sweet squash over other ones. It's a family tradition with us, we made this squash a tradition with my sons & daughters families.

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Barbara Graff
neck pumpkin

will plant by May 30. in zone 7

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Kathleen Zazueta

every seed sprouted


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