Dating back to 1863, sometimes this old variety has been known by: New England Pie Pumpkin, Northeast Pie, Boston Pie, Sugar Pie, Early Sugar Pie, and Sweet Sugar. Small Sugar pumpkins have very smooth textured, bright orange flesh and the finest flavor for making mouthwatering pies. 110 days.
Pumpkin Small Sugar
If you’re dreaming of homemade pies with rich, sweet pumpkin filling, Small Sugar is your perfect pick. This classic heirloom delivers baking perfection with every harvest.
Planting guide: Planting depth: 1” or 2.5cm. Seed spacing: 3” or 7.5cm. Spacing between rows: 48″-72: or 120-180cm. Days to germination: 10-14. Days to maturity: 90-110.
Variety: 518
Heirloom
| Attributes | Heirloom, Open Pollinated |
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