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I don't know why people are leaving neutral reviews. These winter squash taste great, and are easy to grow. Try cinnamon and/or butter wi...Read More
These are fantastic. Everyone has said a lot about yield and how vigorous they are, so I will just say how LONG they keep - all winter a...Read More
These plants produce well. We picked the squash at the end of August last year and many fruit are still keeping.
I have grown Waltham butternut in three different locations in southeastern Massachusetts (Plympton, Pembroke, and currently on Cape Cod)...Read More
Vines keep growing and growing producing a good many butternuts. Taste is good.
Prolific and great tasting. Stores well into the next season.
It was an AAS winner in 1970 and is "the result of years of patient refinement and selection by Bob Young of Waltham, Mass.
This was a big hit in my garden this year! A great keeper, lovely sweet taste and was the best producer in our squash plot!
This is one of my family favorites. I grow more every year and never have enough. I learned that it is better to leave them on the vine...Read More
Harvest before first frost or when ready. Leave 1-2 inches of stem attached.
Excellent for storing, and is great baked, st...Read More
Tasty and productive. I couldn't ask for a better winter squash. They keep for long periods and bake up to a wonderful texture.
This is a winter squash noted for its longevity in storage, as well as it's unique buttery flavor.
Sow after all threat of...Read More