Squash Seeds

For best results, we recommend you start off your squaash seeds either indoors or in a heated greenhouse. The seeds can be sown straight into the garden once the danger of late frosts has passed, but this will give in a later crop. Indoors, you can begin sowing squash seeds anytime from the end of March. Once they have four true leaves the young plants can be planted into their final growing positions once the threat of late frosts are over, but they will need to be hardened off for a couple of weeks before hand.

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Butternut Squash Harrier From the same breeder as Butternut Hunter..... Packet Contents : 10 seeds Only:  £1.49			Butternut Squash Hunter Butternut Squash Hunter is one of the first varieties..... Packet Contents : 10 seeds Only:  £1.29
Squash Hooligan A bicoloured 'Jack be Little' hybrid variety with..... Packet Contents : 10 seeds Only:  £0.95			Squash Patty Pan Sunbeam Sunbeam is an excellent yellow pie-shaped patty pan variety..... Packet Contents : 10 seeds Only:  £0.95
Squash Patty Pan Total Eclipse Total Eclipse is an excellent pie-shaped patty pan variety, with scallop..... Packet Contents : 10 seeds Only:  £0.95			Squash Uchiki Kuri Uchiki Kiri produces fruits of intense orange red with a golden flesh..... Packet Contents : 10 seeds Only:  £0.95

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