We Offer Over 175 Varieties of Pumpkins, Squash, and Gourds! 

Here are the different squash, pumpkin, gourd and ornamental corn varieties that you will find at our farm this year! **Please note, the varieties listed are actual grown produce and not seeds. We do not sell seeds. Thank you.**

Gourd Varieties

• Autumn Wings
  -unique gourd in the shape of a smaller swan gourd in many colors with wings and warts
• Big Apple Gourd
  -6-8” tall gourd in light/dark green colors shaped like an apple-can be painted when dry
• Big Boy Mix
  -larger size gourds excellent for drying and crafts-includes bottle and dipper gourds
• Big Kettle, Odd Kettle, 18” Wine Kettle
  -larger size gourds for crafting
• Birdhouse gourd
  -light green gourds with rounded necks and large bulbs-excellent for making birdhouses of all types
• Bule Gourd
  -unique, warted hard-shelled French heirloom gourd-dries easily
• Cave Man’s Club
  -primitive looking dark green gourd that resembles a club
• Crown of Thorns
  -variety of colors with thorn like points on one end of the gourd
• Hedgehog Gourd
  -a small gourd with “spikes” and green and white stripes
• Indonesian Bottle, Chinese Bottle
  -always an interesting shape
• Little Guy’s Mix
  -variety of small gourds in several different colors and shapes
• Luffa Gourd
  -wonderful for drying and can be used as a bath sponge
• Maranka
  -a favorite among gourd crafters
• Miniature Bottle Gourd
  -a miniature sized bottle gourd-about 2”x4”
• Siphon
  -dipper type gourd
• Small Warted Gourd Mixture
  -mixture of many colors, all warted-long keepers
• Speckled Swan
  -swan-like gourd-flat bottom for easy sitting-great for crafting
• Tiny Turk
  -miniature turban gourd
• Turk’s Turban Gourd
  -flattened gourd with prominent “turbans” in bright orange, cream, and green color

Summer Squash Varieties  

• 8-Ball Zucchini
  -round, green squash-great for stuffing
• Gold Rush
  -deep yellow gourmet zucchini with contrasting green stem
• Zephyr, Tigress, Hurricane, Zebra Zuke, Gadzukes
  - green summer zucchini squash
• Sunburst, Flying Saucer, Pattison Panache-Verte et Blanc
  - summer scallop squash,
• Sunray
  -yellow straight neck squash

Winter Squash Varieties

• Autumn Cup
  -sweet orange meat (buttercup type)-great keeper
• Blue Hubbard
  -extra large, attractive blue-gray color-good flavor and texture
• Blue Magic Hubbard
  -miniature blue Hubbard-same great taste in a more manageable size
• Bon Bon Buttercup
  -thick sweet orange flesh
• Bush Delicata
  -very sweet bright yellow flesh
• Buttercup/Ambercup
  -one of the tastiest winter squash, bakes up sweet and dry, excellent keeper
• Butternut
  -gourmet baker with creamy skin, rich orange flesh and outstanding flavor
• Carnival
  -brightly colored (yellow, orange, green) acorn type squash
• Celebration
  -very decorative plus excellent eating quality
• Chacha
  -mid-size Kabocha squash-very long storage
• Chirimen
  -dark blue ribbed 10 pound winter squash
• Cream of the Crop Acorn
  -white acorn with mild, nutty flavor
• Festival Squash
  - thick golden yellow flesh is sweet and fine-grained
• Fordhook Acorn
  - heirloom acorn squash introduced in 1890
• Galeux d’Eysines
  - first seen in France in 1996, sweet, moist flesh-good for baking and in soups
• Georgia Candy Roaster
  -long narrow, heirloom squash noted for its outstanding baking qualities
• Golden Delicious Hubbard
  -orange Hubbard with smooth rind and dry, fine flesh
• Green Striped Cushaw
  -good for baking and freezing
• Grey Triplets
  -large blue-grey skin, a lobed winter squash
• Guatemalan Blue
  -good baker-easy to slice into rings-can store unused portions in refrigerator for several weeks
• Harris Butternut
  -excellent color, flavor, and texture
• Hasta La Pasta
  -spaghetti squash with extra beta carotene
• Kikuza
  -four to five pound fruits introduced in the U.S. in 1927-excellent eating qualities
• La Estrella
  -new this year, medium sized winter squash with grey, green and peach colored skin
• Lakota Squash
  -heirloom variety tracing its ancestry back to a Lakota Sioux tribe-sweet, nutty, orange flesh
• Long Island Cheese
  -east coast heirloom remembered as a great pie squash-named for the resemblance to a wheel of cheese/good keeper
• Marina de Chioggia
  -heirloom winter squash from Italy, grey-green turban that is an excellent keeper
• Muscade
  -mottled orange rind with nutty orange flesh—compare to Long Island Cheese
• Musque de Provence
  -French heirloom squash resembling big wheels of cheese
• Neck Pumpkin
  -thick, orange flesh with sweet flavor, superior for pies
• One Too Many
  -new squash variety-great for eating-beautiful for decorating
• Orange Cushaw
  -large crookneck 2-3 feet long
• Orange magic Hubbard
  -mid sized, excellent baker
• Piacentina
  -10-15 pound Italian heirloom squash with a nutty flavor
• Pink Banana Jumbo
  -sweet, flavorful orange flesh that bakes up tender and meaty: resembles pumpkin in color, taste, and texture-excellent for pies, and freezes well
• Potimarron
  -French heirloom squash with an aromatic chestnut like taste
• Queensland Blue
  -another Australian heirloom, deeply ribbed skin, and an excellent winter keeper
• Red Warty Thing
  -hard, thick rind-Hubbard type flesh
• Rouge Vif d’Etampes
  -French heirloom introduced to the US in 1883; flat red-orange fruits-spectacular for fall decorations
• Royal Ace PM Acorn
  -excellent acorn for storage
• Sibley
  -introduced in New York in 1887, very hard skin makes it excellent for shipping-best flavor if kept until mid-winter
• Small Wonder
  -spaghetti squash that is perfect single serving size
• Spaghetti Squash
  - less starch than real pasta and less calories-great topped with cheese or spaghetti sauce
• Sugar Loaf Delicata (Sweet Potato Squash)
  -very sweet yellow flesh, stores well
• Sunshine
  -bright orange color, tender flesh
• Sweet Dumpling
  -sweet as honey—ideal keepers
• Sweet Lightning
  -the sweetest of the delicata squash
• Sweet Meat
  -blue-green squash that is a pie favorite
• Table Queen Acorn Squash
  - sweet, dry golden flesh-hard to beat for baking
• Table Star Acorn
  -jet black acorn with 50% higher sugar content than other acorns
• Tahitian Butternut
  -smooth fleshed butternut-very high in beta carotene, excellent for pumpkin soup
• Tanda Padana
  -small round Italian heirloom squash
• Thelma Sanders Sweet Potato
  -excellent cream-colored acorn type squash
• Triamble
  - heirloom squash, very thick flesh, excellent for baking
• Tricolor Cushaw
  -great winter squash for pies
• Turk’s Turban/Mini-Red Turban
  - colorful, decorative squash
• Uchiki Kuri
  -sweet, nutty orange Hubbard
• White Bush Scallop Squash
  - unique shape, nutty flavor
• White Cushaw
  -great for baking and pies

Pumpkin Varieties

HUGE Pumpkins 75+ lbs.

• Big Moon
• Dill’s Atlantic Giant
• Prizewinner

X-Large Pumpkins 50-75 lbs.

• Amish Pie
• Phat Jack

Large Pumpkins 30-50 lbs.

• Aladdin
• Golden Osprey
• Harvest Time
• Hercules
• Howden Biggie

Medium Pumpkins 15-30 lbs.

• A&C #510
• Autumn Buckskin
• Autumn King
• Casper
• Cinderella
• Cotton Candy
• Fairytale
• Gladiator
• Howden
• Long Island Cheese
• Lumina
• Magic Lantern
• Magician
• Merlin
• Rocket
• Scarecrow
• Sorcerer
• Valencio

Small 5-15 lbs.

• Golden Hawk
• Iron Man
• Mystic Plus
• Snackjack
• Sugar Pie Pumpkin

Extra Small Pumpkins 2-5 lbs.

• Lil Ironsides
• Touch of Autumn

Mini Pumpkins Less than 2 lbs.

• Apprentice
• Baby Boo
• Bat Wing
• Gold Dust
• Lil Pump Ke Mon

Ornamental Corn Varieties

• Autumn Explosion
• Bloody Butcher
• Bronze Goddess
• Dazzling Warrior Corn
• Earth Tones Dent
• Indian Fingers
• Longbow
• Underwoods Ornamental
• Wilda’s Pride
• Broom Corn (3 varieties)

Fall Flower Varieties  

• Amaranthus :
  Green Thumb, Pygmy Torch, Hot Biscuits
• Assorted Glads and Dahlias
• Flowering Kale
• Rudbeckia :
  Prairie Sun, Autumn Colors
• Spray Millet :
  Limelight, Highlander, Green Cat
• Sunflowers :
  Premiere Light Yellow, Orange Procut, Procut Bi-Color, Procut Peach, Strawberry Blonde
• Zinnias :
  Giant Mix, Lime Green, Giant Cactus Mix, Whirligig, Peppermint Stick, State Fair