Description: Name: Heart of Gold Acorn Squash
– Scientific name: Cucurbita Pepo
– Color: Cream colored with dark green stripes and spots
– Plant seeds: Outdoors after frost or indoors weeks before the last frost
– Plant height: 18 – 24 inches
– Plant spacing: 48 – 60 inches
– Harvest: 85 days
– Light requirements: Sun
– Soil and water preferences: Average
– Quantity: 15 seeds
– The Heart of Gold is an early winter squash, combining traits of a Sweet Dumpling and an Acorn Squash. They typically weigh 3 pounds at maturity and are heart-shaped. The fine-grained orange meat has a sweet rich flavor. Enjoy them baked, mashed, or steamed. Heart of Gold stores well.
15 HEART Of GOLD Acorn SQUASH Winter Cucurbita Pepo Vegetable Seeds
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