Description:
Name: White Bush Scallop Squash
Other common names: Patty Pan, Squanter Squash
Scientific name: Cucurbita pepo
Color: White
Plant seeds: Outdoors after frost or indoors weeks before last frost
Plant height: 18 – 24 inches
Plant spacing: 24 – 36 inches
Harvest: 45 days
Light requirements: Sun
Soil & water preferences: Average
Quantity: 50 seeds
Other: The Bush Scallop is an early summer bush squash. The fruit is round and flat with scalloped edges and measures up to 4 inches across. They are excellent steamed, braised, or with mixed veggies. They have a sweet nutty flavor and a creamy texture.
50 WHITE Bush SCALLOP SQUASH (Patty Pan / Paty Pan / Squanter Squash) Summer Cucurbita Pepo Vegetable Seeds
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Lucy Paul –
I receive these within the shipping time frame. Got them in the ground the same day, 1 week later they’ve already sprouted! Very happy with my purchase 😊
Jamie Johnson –
Can’t wait to grow these!! I haven’t had these since my grandmother passed! Thank you!!
Catherine Nyende –
This going to be my first time to plant them.
I love eating them
Elaine Shimokawa –
Germinate very quickly! Can’t wait to see the squash! Thank you.