Navajoa Hubbard

Cucurbita maxima. Not a Navajo squash ... but from a market in Navajoa, Sonora Mexico, not far from the coast of the Gulf of California.  This is an unusual low elevation hubbard squash.  A variable variety, with two fruit types: teardrop shaped bumpy blue-gray, and deep green oblongs with gold striping.  Mild flavor and hard shells, so they likely will keep well through the winter.   From our Seed Bank Collection.

• Origin: low elevation coastal, about 130' elevation
• Approx. 15 seeds (5 g).
• Limit 3 packets please.