Table Queen - Organic Acorn Winter Squash Seeds

SKU: VSW112

Open-Pollinated

Certified Organic

Heirloom

$4.50

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Packet 20 seeds

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Table Queen is the classic dark‑green acorn squash—ribbed, palm‑size fruits with sweet, slightly nutty flesh that bakes beautifully with butter and maple. Introduced in 1913, it’s stayed because it’s reliable and tasty. Vines are modest, making it good for smaller gardens. Cure briefly and store cool. Squash brings beta‑carotene and fiber to the table; this one brings easy weeknight comfort food.

How to Grow

Start seed indoors 3-4 weeks before transplanting into the garden. Optimum soil temperature for seed germination is 65-85 degrees. Transplant to the garden 2 to 3 weeks after your average last frost. Or, plant seeds directly in the garden 1-2 weeks after average last frost date. Sow 3-5 seeds per hill, thinning to a final 2-3 plants per hill. Squash grow best in a warm site with full sun. Warm soil is essential to good seed germination and emergence. Using transplants can speed production.

Growing Specs

Scientific name: curcurbita pepo
Days to maturity: 80-95
Seed depth: 1"
Days to sprout: 7-14
Plant spacing: 2-5'
Row spacing: 6-10'
Light requirements: sunny
Plant height: 18-24"
Life cycle: annual
Frost hardy: no

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Seed Packets are very well done.

Of all the local and organic seeds that I purchased this year, these seed packets clearly explain the best planting practices for the specific seed. No need to go and look it up on their website, it is all right there. Seeds were just started so I cannot testify to their germination rates or the fruit produced.