Pumpkin

Pumpkins are a warm weather crop and like a lot of heat. Because of their popularity the variety testing program at Denali Seed Company and the University of Alaska has tested and selected varieties that produce mature fruits outdoors in the warmer areas of the state and in some cooler areas with soil warming techniques.

Click on the photos or variety headings below to see a complete product description. When on the page with the complete variety listing click on the photo to enlarge it.

Seed is sold by weight and all seed counts are approximate.


	Pumpkin: Connecticut Field #103 4 g (Approx. 25 to 30 seeds) A Native American open pollinated heirloom noted for dependable yields with a history that predates 1700. The hefty orange-gold fruits grow to around 12 inches in diameter and weigh 15-20 lbs....	$1.69 Quantity:
	Pumpkin: Small Sugar #93 3g (Approx. 28 to 32 seeds) The earliest pumpkin for Alaska but requires a soil warming technique to help mature fruits then grown in the garden. A open pollinated variety that produces firm, fine textured, orange-...	$1.69 Quantity:

Pumpkin: Connecticut Field #103

4 g (Approx. 25 to 30 seeds)
A Native American open pollinated heirloom noted for dependable yields with a history that predates 1700. The hefty orange-gold fruits grow to around 12 inches in diameter and weigh 15-20 lbs....

$1.69

Pumpkin: Small Sugar #93

3g (Approx. 28 to 32 seeds)

The earliest pumpkin for Alaska but requires a soil warming technique to help mature fruits then grown in the garden. A open pollinated variety that produces firm, fine textured, orange-...

$1.69

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