This is one of the most popular of the winter or storage Squashes. The turban shaped fruits have dark green skin flecked with gray spots and grow to about 6” across. Weight averages 3-4 lbs. The sweet, meaty flesh is yellow orange. Excellent baked, steamed or microwaved. Direct sow seed at about the frost free date into rich, fertile soil. In the south sow fall and spring. Usually sown in groups and thinned to the strongest plants per group. Water regularly and fertilize when lateral runners begin to spread. Shortly before fall frost cut from plant, leaving a portion of stem attached.
Squash Table Queen
When you want a rich, hearty harvest perfect for baking or storing, Table Queen Acorn Squash is a proven winner. These easy-to-grow fruits deliver sweet, orange flesh ideal for cozy fall meals.
Planting guide:
Planting depth: 1″ or 2.5cm.
Seeds per group (hill): 6-8.
Spacing: 3′ or 90cm.
Spacing of groups (hills): 3′-4′ or 90-120cm.
Thin to plants per group: 2-3.
Days to maturity: 58-90
Variety: 603
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Planting guide:
Plant seeds ½ inch deep.
Space plants 10 inches apart when grown on trellises or 24 inches apart when grown in the ground.
Provide full sun and regular watering.
Variety: 157
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 57.
Planting Depth: 1″ or 2.5cm.
Plant Spacing: 24″-36″ or 60-90cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun.
Variety: 539
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 75-80.
Planting Depth: 1″ or 2.5cm.
Plant Spacing: 2′-4′ or 60-120cm.
Grows BestL: Full Sun
Variety: 460
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 65-75.
Planting Depth: 1/4″ or 0.625cm.
Plant Spacing 12″-18″ or 30-45cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun
Variety: 471
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 50.
Planting Depth: 1/2″-1″ or 1.25-2.5cm.
Plant Spacing: 2′-3′ or 60-90cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun
Variety: 338
Bring history to your table with Tom Thumb, a miniature butterhead lettuce first grown in 1830 that’s perfect for small pots. Its tender leaves and creamy-yellow center make it a salad favorite.
Planting guide:
Maturity: 50-70.
Planting Depth: 1/8″-1/4″ or 0.3125-0.625cm.
Plant Spacing: 8″ or 20cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun to Light Shade.
Variety: 435
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 55-65.
Planting Depth: 1/4″-1/2″ or 0.625-1.25cm.
Plant Spacing: 18″-36″ or 45-90cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun
Variety: 452
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 50 days.
Planting Depth: 1/2″ or 1.25cm.
Plant Spacing: 12″ 30cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun
Variety: 177
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 68-75.
Planting Depth: 1/4″-1/2″ or 0.625-1.25cm.
Plant Spacing: 18″-36″ or 45-90cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun
Variety: 455
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Planting guide:
Maturity: 58-70.
Planting Depth: 1″ or 2.5 cm.
Planting Space: 3″ or 7.5 cm.
Grows Best: Full Sun
Variety: 543

