Also known as yellow squash, Crookneck is one of the oldest summer squash varieties in America, dating back to Colonial America. In 1807, Thomas Jefferson received seeds for the Yellow Crookneck from a Philadelphia Quaker. In Thomas Jefferson’s Garden book, he mentioned the Cooper family who for nearly a hundred years had preserved the heriloom squash in New Jersey. The squash has a buttery flavor and firm texture.
Squash Yellow Crookneck
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You want a squash with flavor as rich as its American heritage—Crookneck delivers buttery goodness and colonial tradition. With every curved fruit, you’re tasting history and growing what Jefferson once grew.
Planting guide: Planting depth: 1” or 2.5cm. Seed spacing: 3” or 7.5cm. Spacing between rows: 36″-60″ or 90-150cm. Days to germination: 10-14. Days to maturity: 42-58.
Variety: 559
Heirloom
| Attributes | Heirloom, Open Pollinated |
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