• Conestoga Special

• Everest

• Apogee

• Magnum

• Dynasty

• Denali

• Early Giant

Small 5-15 lbs.

• Lil' Ironsides

• Trophy

• Darling

• Jack Sprat

• Cannonball

• Flatso

 Mini Pumpkins Less than 2 lbs.

• Gooligan

• Jill Be Little

• Weee One

• Gold Speck

• Little Orange Mon

• Lil Pump-ke-mon

• Orangita

• Naked Bear - hulless seeds - grown for seed roasting

                   ~Please note, the varieties listed are actual grown produce and not seeds. We do not sell seeds. Thank you.~

  Pumpkin Varieties

  HUGE Pumpkins 75+ lbs.

• Big Max

• Atlantic Giant

• Prizewinner

• Grower's Giant

  X-Large Pumpkins 50-75 lbs.

• The Hulk      

• Phat Jack

• Big Doris

• Cronus

• Mr. Fugly

• Conquest

  Large Pumpkins 30-50 lbs.

• El Toro

• Conestoga Giant

• Summitt

• Kratos

• Super Herc

• Captin Jack

• Ares

 Medium Pumpkins 15-30 lbs.

• Progress

• Camaro

• Mustang

• Zeus

  Warty Orange Pumpkins

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• Warty Goblin-smaller multi-warted orange pumpkin—                                                                                                                                mostly green warts on orange surface

• Knuckle Head-large orange pumpkins with multi warts

  White Pumpkins

​Extra Large 

• Full Moon                  

• Polar Bear

Large 

• Flat White Boar Ford  (great for stackable topiaries)

Medium 

• Casper  

• Lumina           

• Shadow Moon                       

• Moonshine     

• New Moon

• Crystal Star

Small

• Sirius Star       

• Blanco            

• Casperita        

• Baby Boo       

• Snowball

Speciality Pumpkins

Rouge de Etamps-French heirloom introduced to the US in 1883—flat red-orange fruits-spectacular for fall decorations-commonly called Cinderella pumpkin

Fairytale-large French buckskin pumpkin—color of skin resembles “frost on the pumpkin”

New England Cheddar-one of the best pie pumpkins and excellent keeper

Galeuse d’Eysines-commonly called peanut pumpkin

One Too Many-cream with light orange stripes—totally unique and beautiful

American Tondo-yellow and green striped pumpkin—beautiful medium sized

Indian Doll-light orange deeply lobed, blocky pumpkin

Jarrahdale-dark grey/blue lobed pumpkin

Jewel Box Pumpkin-large tan flat pumpkin with raised skin

Winter Squash Varieties

​Acorn Type --

Table Star Acorn-jet black acorn with 50% high sugar content than other acorns

Celebration-brightly colored (yellow, orange, green) acorn type squash

Fordhook Acorn-heirloom acorn squash introduced in 1890-excellent eating quality

Autumn Delight-earlier season dark green acorn squash

Cream of the Crop-white acorn with mild, nutty flavor

Sweet Dumpling-sweet individual serving squash

Thelma Sanders Sweet Potato Squash-best tasting, smooth textured squash

Butternut Type --

Betternut 900-gourmet baker with creamy skin, rich orange flesh and outstanding flavor

Butterkin-personal sized round butternut—perfect for soup

​Specialty Squash --

Jumbo Pink Banana Squash-best cooking squash for pumpkin pies

Guatemalan Blue Banana Squash-good baker-easy to slice into rings-can store unused portions in refrigerator                  for several weeks

Bush Delicata-very sweet bright yellow flesh

Autumn Cup-sweet orange meat (buttercup type)-great keeper

Sweet Lightening-the sweetest of the delicata squash

Marina De Chiogga-heirloom winter squash from Italy, grey-green turban that is an excellent keeper

Triamble-heirloom squash, very thick flesh, excellent for baking

Thai Rai KawTok-excellent soup making almost black flat pumpkin shaped squash

Yuxijiangbinggua Squash-flat, burnt orange colored squash originating in China-very unique

Yokohama-flat, dark green ribbed medium sized squash

Autumn Colored Cushaw-multi colored cushaw

White Cushaw-large heirloom squash that many like to use for pies

Queensland Blue-an Australian heirloom, deeply ribbed, and an excellent winter keeper

Sunshine Squash-bright orange color, biggest seller of the buttercup type squash

Primavera Spaghetti-full size spaghetti squash—less starch than real pasta and less calories

Small Wonder Spaghetti-spaghetti squash that is a perfect single serving size

La Estrella-pink/grey colored medium sized squash-beautiful for decorating

Red Kuri-excellent eating squash—small size—bright orange/red color

Speckled Hound-pink/grey mottled blocky squash

Red Warty Thing-bright red/orange hubbard type squash with large warts

White Bush Scallop—good for cubing and sautéing with other vegetables

Blue Magic-smaller of the blue/grey Hubbards; holds for months

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

 As One of the LARGEST Pumpkin Growers in the

 Tri-State Area, We Offer Over 150+ Varieties of

                 Pumpkins, Squash, and Gourds