Carter Gardening Journal: Planted Acorn Squash Seeds

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Friday, May 02, 2008

Planted Acorn Squash Seeds

This morning I planted a hill of Acorn Squash (Calabacin de Invierno Bellota hibrida tempranera) north of the house.

Early and space-saving! Bush type hybrids can be planted 3' apart. Productive plants bear 5 large, dark green fruits.

Orange-yellow flesh is sweet, nutty and has a smooth texture. Burpee bred. 25 seeds per packet, will plant 6 groups. Proven tops for performance, flavor, and wide adaptability. Sun.

Ready for harvest in 75 days - July 16th.

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