Most pumpkins and winter squashes are large plants, growing long, trailing vines and will need plenty of space in the garden. Seed should be sown in May into small pots or a module tray, and plants transplanted outdoors when the roots have filled their pots. Fruit are ready for harvesting in the autumn.
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If you’re into growing giant vegetables then this is the variety for you. Also, if you want a tasty pumpkin then this is a good one to grow.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Atlantic Giant
- £2.00
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A winter squash whose bright orange flesh is distinguished by its superb eating quality.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Bon Bon
- £2.50
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A pumpkin variety that does not take up too much space in the garden and produces the most perfect miniature pumpkins.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Cinnamon Girl pumpkin
- £2.50
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One of the best tasting, most useful winter squashes there is.
Highly recommended.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Crown Prince
- £2.00
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A winter squash with a bush growth habit making it ideal for small gardens.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Gold Nugget
- £2.00
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Very attractive, conveniently-sized winter squash with a very sweet yellow flesh.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Harlequin
- £2.00
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A winter squash producing orange-mottled fruit with a wonderful honey sweet flavour.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Sweet Lightning
- £2.50
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Mid-sized pumpkins that give triple value for money: good for cooking (pies, soups, etc.), naked seed (no hull so easy to eat) and perfect for jack o’lanterns.
- Winter squashes and pumpkin seeds
Triple Treat pumpkin
- £2.20
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