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dandelion

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #20 on: April 16, 2007, 19:26:13 »
Jeannine - did I miss it, or where is your list of what you're growing!! :D


Yes, I'd been thinking the same... ;)

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #21 on: April 16, 2007, 19:35:45 »
Butternut squash,

Courgettes - Longue de Nice and Patisson Orange both bought as regional specialities in the South of France. Also last years Black something.

Pumpkin - Atlantic Giant to see if I can beat my 113lb last year.

You can see the picture of Patisson Orange on

http://www.allaboutliverpool.com/allaboutallotments_Vegetables_courgettes.html

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #22 on: April 16, 2007, 19:39:20 »
I am also waiting for Jeannines list so that I can just cut and paste!

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #23 on: April 16, 2007, 19:39:35 »
All green bush
Gold Rush
Jemmer
De Nice a Fruit Ronde
Butternut Ponca
Urchi Kuri
Blue Kuri
Lady Godiva
Small Sugar
Rouge Vif d'etamps
Pottimarron
Bon Bon (kids favourite)
Sweet Dumpling
Jumbo Pink Banana
Futsu
Straightneck yellow
Tancheese
West Indian Pumpkin
Big Max (for haloween)
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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #24 on: April 16, 2007, 19:47:29 »
Are Uchiki Kuri and Red Kuri the same thing  ???

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #25 on: April 16, 2007, 19:52:11 »
I'm growing Butternut Squash - Avalon F1 Hybrid & Barbara Butternut F1 Hybrid. My favorite.
Some wonderful sounding lista appearing - do many of you have acres of land?  ???  I'm very jealous my little lottie can only cope with my Butternut! ;)

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #26 on: April 16, 2007, 20:00:04 »
Not so much acres - but can you keep friends who are overloaded with your produce?

Our 8 plants can give 480 fruit - that's 4 a day. That's a surfeit. An imposition!


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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #27 on: April 16, 2007, 20:03:51 »
Not acres, just one lottie and a couple of rose arches.

Courgettes I like really small anyway, so that reduced the numbers.

Squash... I'm thinking I can try growing some of the smaller ones up each side of an arch (with support for the fruit as they grow). 

Then a few can go rampaging through the sweetcorn, 3 sisters style. 

I've divided the lottie into beds with paths inbetween (planning for some spill over onto paths ;)) 

And I'm quite serious about sneaking a few in at Mum's (she got bad arthritis and won't go out alone now, let alone garden :'()  But I'm thinking it would be rude to waste that veggie bed she tended lovingly for 30+ years organically...

And then maybe a few in the chicken run at home (I thought they'd appreciate all the chicken poop, and the girls might appreciate the shade in summer?

And before I know it, I'm growing and obsessive amount ;D

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #28 on: April 16, 2007, 20:10:18 »
Thanks for the tips! Might just have to try Mums garden too - I wonder if she will notice  :)

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #29 on: April 16, 2007, 20:14:56 »
Only  a little list -
Courgettes, Zucchini and Ronde de Nice
Butternut, Ponca
Squash, Jaspee de Vendee

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #30 on: April 16, 2007, 20:53:20 »
Ok Jeannine - here's my list:  most are growing nicely in GH, but:Yellow Pattypan, Red Kuri and Sugar Loaf Delicata have still to arrive  ;) (Jeannine??)

Courgette: Gold Rush, Greyzini and Parthenon

Pumpkin: Becky

Summer Squash: Custard White, unknown white pattypan and yellow pattypan(??)

Winter Squash: Butternut (South African seed), Rolet White Gem, Sweet Dumpling,  Red Kuri (??) and Sugar Loaf Delicata (??)

Tricia


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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #31 on: April 16, 2007, 21:13:43 »
Ok, this is my list, I have not grown them all this year, I have about 28 I think but I am sowing some more this week,not sure which.

Summer Squash/corgette/zucchini

Coban Pumpkin..it is a summer
White Trieste
Summer Crookneck
White Custard, aka White scallop,aka White Pattypan.
Italian Serpent
Italian Striped zucchini
Bolognese         "

Pumpkins
Hooligan
Dill's Atlantic Giant
Batman
Musque de Provence
Small Sugar........................best for pies
Northern Bush
Jack Be Little
Triple Treat
Valenniano..white
Baby Bear
Tonda
Thai Large
Rouge d' Etampes aka Cinderella
White Lumina
Sugar Pie
Wee Be Little
Lil'Pump-ke-mon

Winter Squash
Bonbon
Really Big
Lakota Fall and Winter
Sugar Loaf Delicata
Galeuse d'Eysines
Burgess Buttercup
Jarrahdale
Crwon Prince
Greek Sweet Red
Jaune Gros de Paris
Shishigatani aka Toonas Makino
Japanese(japs)
Anna Swartz
Early Golden Hubbard
Thelma Sanders
Melonette Jaspee De Vendee
Triamble aka Shamrock
Ambercup
Australian Butter
Hokkaido
Table Queen
Table Queen Bush
Georgoe Candy Roaster
Sweet Dumpling
Tonda Padana
Berrettina Piacentina
Red Kuri.................personally I believe this is almost the same as Hokkaido but they are listed as seperate varieties and they seeds are different sizes. I think the Kuri is denser
Queensland Blue
Black Japanese Futsu
Blue Banana
Green Hubbard
Jumbo Pink Banana
Sweet Lightning
Green Striped Cushaw
White Cushaw
Orange Striped Cushaw
Orange Cushaw
Chicago Warted Hubbard
Table Gold Acorn
North Faulkland Island
Guatemalen Blue
Rogoso Violin Butternut
Honey Boat Delicata
Bush Buttercup
Pomme d'Or
Baby Blue Hubbard
Memina Rajada Seca
Pataca Giant
Potimarron
Chiriman
Bush delicata
Baby Green Hubbard
Marina De Chiggia
Pennsylvania Dutch Crookneck
Japanese Pie aka Nippon Island
Gem
Kikuza
Sweetmeat

XX Jeannine
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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #32 on: April 16, 2007, 21:19:27 »
Tricia I thought I was up to date on all my sendings, do I still owe you??? Some
went out today but it was toms, beans and plants and  some went Saturday but I chucked the list once I sent them PM me please XX Jeannine
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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #33 on: April 16, 2007, 22:50:38 »
Winter Squash
Harrier F1 Butternut
Delicata Sugar Loaf
Red Kuri
Burgess Buttercup
(thanks Jeannine for the last three)

Pumpkin
Jack be Little

Still faffing around trying to make up my mind about courgettes - whether to bother or not - if I do it'll have to go in a pot (no room, no room)
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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #34 on: April 16, 2007, 22:55:31 »
Don't blink........... my first ever attempt!

Red Kuri
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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #35 on: April 16, 2007, 23:10:33 »
Big Max, West Indian pumpkin (self-saved seed), Waltham Butternut, Wautoma (ridge cucumber). As you see, I don't grow a lot.

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #36 on: April 16, 2007, 23:16:26 »
I'm doing :-
Courgette F1 Orelia
Courgette Venus F1

(also Marrow  "F1 Sunburst" "F1 Tivoli" - not sure if these come under squash or not !!)

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #37 on: April 16, 2007, 23:40:24 »
Cougette - gold rush, all bush, black something

marrow f1 badger

pumpkin - hubbard?

melons
Galia x4
Water melon x1
tiger melon x1

winter squash (only 2 of each max apart from butternuts which will be around my sweetcorn)
cobnut
butternut ponca
Queensland Blue
Sibley
Spaghetti
Gem
Sugar Loaf
gold rush
gold nugget
uri Kichi (spelling)
thelma
sweet potato squash
pink banana

just going to plant what germinates and not save any seed this year

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #38 on: April 17, 2007, 07:06:08 »
Cobnut, Jack be Little and saved seed from an orange skinned and fleshed squash I dont know the name of.Of course it could have crossed with all sorts of things which is why I am growing it's seeds.

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Re: Doing a sweep on squash varieties being grown
« Reply #39 on: April 17, 2007, 08:11:27 »
All of these have been sown BUT some have copped it to unexpected bad Spanish weather!! need to do a recount!!

Squash Baby Pam
Squash White Cornfield
Squash Patisson Sunburst
Squash White Scallop
Squash Corgette Gold Rush
Squash Sweet Mama
Squash Potimarron
Squash Blue Hubbard
Squash Crown Prince
Squash Jarrdale
Squash Jaspee De Vendee
Squash Kabocha
Squash Spanish Marrow
Squash Hundred Weight
Squash Silbey
Squash Early Summer Crookneck
Squash Pink Bananna
Sqaush Red Kuri
Squash Sweet Grey
Squash Spaghetti
Squash Rolet
Squash Anna Swartz
Squash Pattison
Squash Golden Hubard


 

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