2011 Winter Squash Reports - Page 4

The Future · May 19, 2012

Calabaza is a gem if you have a long enough season. Laughs at caterpillars and other leaf eaters with spiny leaves. Keeps pushing fruits out for...years. Sweet rich orange flesh good for pies, soups, stews, and just eaten on its own. No seasoning required.

The star on UDDD squash is just from import from a spreadsheet...no particular meaning.

Tania · May 20, 2012

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Originally Posted by The Future

Mercy. Makes 300 look like a starter kit. I also wonder, at 2705, what motivates you to get another variety?

The main motivation is preservation of a variety. I feel so much better when I have them in my collection, as some may disappear in several years (this happens a lot with some Russian commercial varieties, for example). I often request varieties from SSE Yearbook that are listed by one member for a number of years or by SSE itself.

I also like collecting and organizing seeds, I spend long hours doing that and I enjoy it so much.

The Future · May 20, 2012

Divine. Keep going what u r doing.

May 19, 2012	#46
The Future Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Bermuda Posts: 364	Calabaza is a gem if you have a long enough season. Laughs at caterpillars and other leaf eaters with spiny leaves. Keeps pushing fruits out for...years. Sweet rich orange flesh good for pies, soups, stews, and just eaten on its own. No seasoning required. The star on UDDD squash is just from import from a spreadsheet...no particular meaning. __________________ Wise selfishness is taking care of everyone else so that they don't bring harm to you.

May 20, 2012	#48
The Future Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Bermuda Posts: 364	Divine. Keep going what u r doing. __________________ Wise selfishness is taking care of everyone else so that they don't bring harm to you.