Decorative Varieties

Some call them “Lunchbox” peppers, others “Snack” peppers – but all are perfect for eating straight off the plant! Mini-sized, elongated fruits are...

1998 AAS Winner. Rainbow of bright, vibrant colors, with stems of gold, pink, orange, purple, red and white. Leaves are green or bronze, slightly s...

2015 AAS Winner. Winner of the coveted award for its smooth flesh and sweet mild taste. Contrasting dark and light green mottled skin makes fruits ...

Also called “New England Pie." Undoubtedly the best pie pumpkin, although the larger specimens can be carved for Halloween. Prolific vines can be g...

Show-stopping crookneck fruits are yellow with faint white stripes and light lime-green blossom ends. Harvest young at recommended Fruit Size for d...

1985 AAS Winner. The standard round, scalloped squash with bright yellow color, tender texture, buttery flavor and great productivity. Compact open...

2004 AAS Winner. Our first-ever kabocha squash is a vivid orange-red and the most striking of any squash we offer! Kabochas are similar to buttercu...

Bred especially for carving Jack-O-Lanterns, this variety is medium-sized and equally good for cooking. Days to Maturity: 110 Sow Method: Start In...

A Connecticut Field-type developed in the 1970s by John Howden to create the perfect Halloween pumpkin. Fruits are uniform in shape, with strong ha...

Bush Delicata Winter Squash Seeds produce compact, semi-bush plants that deliver outstanding yields of beautifully striped delicata squash, ideal f...

Dill’s Atlantic Giant PVP Pumpkin Seeds produce the world’s largest pumpkins, with record-breaking fruits now surpassing 2,500 pounds. This legenda...

Starts whitish-green before ripening to pure white. White-fleshed, tender, succulent fruits. Early and productive. Days to Maturity: 54 Sow Method...

A remarkable 300-year-old heirloom grown here by Native Americans before Europeans arrived! Fruits are large, deep-orange, globe-shaped, a little f...

Fabulous multipurpose pumpkin! At it's size, it’s big enough for pumpkin contests; its flavorful, bright orange flesh is great for making pies (and...

Novelty, baseball-sized mini-pumpkin that’s an unusually spooky Halloween! Many variations in its colors: some are solid orange, some are solid dee...

Also called "Sweet Potato." Vining-type sweet-potato squash that grows quite tall. Cream-colored, green-striped fruits are longer than our ‘Sweet D...

Our smallest pumpkin is compact enough to be grown on a trellis or fence to save space. Fruits are flattened, heavily ribbed, with a bright orange ...

Our only exotic white pumpkin is perfect for Halloween carving (and painting!), but its bright orange flesh cooks up into great pies too! White ski...

Also called "Fairy Tale." French heirloom renowned for its remarkable eating quality and its striking, burnished golden-brown appearance that looks...

2017 AAS Winner. More compact and earlier, this hybrid spaghetti squash won the an AAS Award for its huge yields and early maturity. Its semi-bush ...

Also called "New England Hubbard." Old heirloom features long vines with excellent yields of powdery blue-gray, oval squash with a hard shell and f...

2015 AAS Winner. Won honors for its dual uses: a fabulous culinary with superb flavor from extra-sweet, small fruits that mature early; and a spect...

2016 AAS Winner. Our first pumpkin to garner AAS recognition due to its culinary and decorative uses. Nearly round fruits yield lots of pale yellow...

2020 AAS Winner. Blue Prince Pumpkin is a award winner celebrated for its early flowering, reliable performance, and striking blue rind. This preco...