Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

 

America’s Top Source for Pure Heirloom Seeds

We only offer open-pollinated seeds:

Pure, natural, and non-GMO

We have retail stores located in:

Mansfield, MO, Petaluma,CA & Wethersfield ,CT

Connecticut Field Pumpkin

SQ129


100 days. (C. pepo) The heirloom pumpkin of the New England settlers and Indians, several hundred years old; golden fruit weigh about 20 lbs each. This is a truly old variety that can be used for pies; the traditional American pumpkin.

Contains 20-35 heirloom seeds

$2.00
Connecticut Field
  • Customer Reviews

Great Jack O' Lantern Pumpkin Review by Unknown

Overall Rating

 

We have grown these for two years now on our Oregon farm. They have been great for Jack O'Lanterns. They haven't yielded a lot per hill. But our soil isn't fantastic either..

(Posted on 1/22/10)

 

The Quintessential Pumpkin! Review by Pip

Overall Rating

 

These nearly took over my entire garden. Though I planted too late for many of the blooms to pollinate with enough time to produce large fruit, I still ended up harvesting 75 pumpkins (8-16 lb avg) ...3 lb/sq ft. The fruit grew about 1 lb/week. Some of the leaves got white blotches, but this didn't seem to affect the fruit. The plants liked lots and lots of water... more than the nearby cucumber plants could take.

Three months after harvest, most have kept well in the cellar on cardboard (I've lost perhaps 1 in 5).

It is easy for the pumpkin flavor to get lost in spicy dishes like Pumpkin Curry and Pumpkin Chilly,
so be sure to cook the slimy-stringy stuff too for extra Pumpkin flavor!

When baking pumpkin seeds, try experimenting a little bit...variate the time & temps to impart different roasted flavors, (ie. biscuit, toast, toffee, chocolate, coffee, peat, etc...) just like when roasting coffee or barley!
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(Posted on 1/23/11)

 

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