Squash (Winter) Acorn Types

Moderate resistance to Powdery Mildew. Uniform and consistent with high yields of large fruit with square shoulders.

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Moderate resistance to Powdery Mildew. Uniform and consistent with high yields of large fruit with square shoulders.

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Fancy stripes make Celebration ornamental, but it also tastes very good and is quiet sweet. Higher sugars than traditional acorns.

White acorn, a novelty. Uniform in size, shape and color. 3 lb. fruit has a long shelf-life.

Vigorous, semi-bush plants produce fruit that are creamy white with dark-green mottled striping. At 4 1/2″ X 5 1/2″ in size, these very sweet squash have a blunt acorn form with a more tapered blossom end. Excellent as table fare or decoration.

One of best acorns on the market! Uniform, smooth and tasty!

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One of best acorns on the market! Uniform, smooth and tasty!

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Heart-shaped with thin, hard rind. Home garden variety.

The largest of the acorns with nearly black fruit. Good yield, moderate resistance to Powdery Mildew.

GR:SE = Geographical restriction; Due to a vendor agreement, we may not be able to supply large quantity orders in the Southeast States.

The largest of the acorns with nearly black fruit. Good yield, moderate resistance to Powdery Mildew.

GR:SE = Geographical restriction; Due to a vendor agreement, we may not be able to supply large quantity orders in the Southeast States.

A lovely ornamental acorn with high eating quality. Thriller has a lovely tri-color pattern of green, orange, and cream, making it extra appealing to consumers. The green color holds well on mature fruit.