Yellow Straight Neck Squash (Cucurbita pepo)

Description

Alaska Seeds: Squash

Straight Neck Squash Seeds: Ideal for the Alaskan Garden Landscape

Savor the Simplicity: Straight Neck Squash for Alaska

Experience the heartiness and adaptability of the Straight Neck Squash. An Alaskan garden isn’t complete without this reliable, delicious staple.

The Straight Neck Squash embodies both versatility and taste:

1. Classic Shape and Texture: This squash is known for its elongated neck and creamy-yellow skin. Inside, you’ll find tender, flavorful flesh.
2. Garden to Table: Ideal for grilling, sautéing, or even roasting – the culinary possibilities are endless.
3. Alaskan Tough: While many veggies can be finicky in the north’s challenging climate, the Straight Neck Squash thrives, producing an abundant harvest.
4. Space-Saver: Its growth habit makes it suitable for both sprawling gardens and more compact spaces.

Planting Guide: Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil. These squash seeds appreciate Alaskan summer warmth. Ensure consistent moisture and watch as they flourish, ready for a mid to late summer harvest.

Minimum 10 seeds per packet

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Growing Tips:

1. Soil: Use fertile soil that drains well. Aim for a pH level between 5.8 and 6.8.
2. Helpful Tools: Using plastic mulch and fabric covers can help your plants start off strong and keep bugs away. But remember to remove these covers when your plants start flowering.
3. Fruit Troubles: If your fruit isn’t growing well, it might be because they’re not getting pollinated enough.
4. Plant them about 18-24 inches apart, and make sure rows are about 6 feet apart. If you give them more space, you might find it easier to pick the fruits later on.