Squash
The word “squash” is derived from the Native American word “askutasquash,” meaning “thing eaten green/uncooked.”
In the US, they differentiate squash into two types: summer and winter squash. This refers not to when you can plant them but how you use them. Summer squashes are eaten in summer as they cannot be stored (e.g. marrow and patty pan). Winter squashes (e.g. butternut) are typically stored and then eaten through winter when other vegetables are not available. We have included them all in one section.
Squash is a warm-season crop that is treated and grown much like pumpkin. Squashes have either a bush or vining growth habit.
The smaller-fruited vining types can be trained up a fence/lattice if space is at a premium. Bush types are suited for small gardens and growing in large pots.
If you are struggling with pollination of your squash plants, please watch this video.
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American Tondo
Cucurbita pepoVines produce small to medium sized ornamental squashes ranging in weight from 2Kgs to..
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Amish Pie Squash
Cucurbita maximaThis squash variety was originally gathered by James Robinson from the Amish gardene..
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Baby Blue Hubbard
Cucurbita maximaA tear-dropped hubbard shaped squash with a dry yellow flesh that is sweet and rich...
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Bennings Green Tint Scallop Squash
Cucurbita pepo A beautiful pale green to white “patty pan”. This plant produces high yields of sq..
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Black Beauty Marrow
Cucurbita pepoItalian Heirloom, summer squash, with beautiful black-green to almost black glossy fru..
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Blue Hubbard Squash
Cucurbita maximaA beautiful blue-green coloured hubbard that has a thick skin which protects a delic..
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Burgess Buttercup
Cucurbita maximaThis gorgeous squash is a real delight. Ripens to a dark green, cream/light green st..
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Burgess Buttercup Bush
Cucurbita maximaThis stunner is a bush type derived from the original Burgess Buttercup squash. Prod..
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Caserta Marrow
Cucurbita pepo Caserta Marrows are a highly productive marrow. Tasty eaten young even before the ..
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Cocozelle Zucchini
Cucurbita pepo Oh these are just super! Lovely quick producing bush type zucchini plants that bea..
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Costata Romanesco Zucchini
Cucurbita pepoThis Italian Heirloom is a Cocozelle type zucchini with light and dark green stripes o..
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Early Prolific Straightneck Squash
Cucurbita pepo Prolific producer of yellow fruits with tapered necks. The fruits have a deliciously ..
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Early Summer Crookneck Squash
Cucurbita pepoA bush type plant which produces golden yellow warted fruits with a "crooked-neck". Th..
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Ebony Acorn Squash
Cucurbita pepoThis variety is from a breeding line of Dr. Henry Munger of Cornell University and was..
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Golden Hubbard Squash
Cucurbita maxima Yes, there was a Mrs Hubbard, and the Hubbard squashes are named after her. Orig..
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Green Hubbard
Cucurbita maxima Heirloom. Said to be the original Hubbard from which all other Hubbard’s have be..
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Hokkaido Squash
Cucurbita maxima This is the quintessential Japanese squash, very rich in flavour and the skins ..
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Honeynut
Cucurbita moschataThis cute miniature butternut was developed by the Vegetable breeding Institute of..
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Hubbard Essex Red
Cucurbita maximaOld Mother Hubbard....had an orange hubbard in her cupboard.An Open Pollinated hubba..
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Juane et Verte Squash
Cucurbit pepo Oh Wow, simply wow!! This is a stunning French variety that really stands out on..
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