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"Table King Acorn" Organic Winter Squash Seeds
Isn't acorn squash the epitome of a fall vegetable? These glossy ribbed beauties are so attractive, you may want to display them in a basket on your table for awhile before cutting them open for dinner! An All America Winner in 1974, 'Table King' is still very popular decades later for its fabulous traits.

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"Table King Acorn" Winter Squash Seeds
Isn't acorn squash the epitome of a fall vegetable? These glossy ribbed beauties are so attractive, you may want to display them in a basket on your table for awhile before cutting them open for dinner! An All America Winner in 1974, 'Table King' is still very popular decades later for its fabulous traits.

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Organic Squash Table Queen
This is one of the most popular of the winter or storage squashes. The turban shaped fruits have dark green skin flecked with gray spots and grow to about 6" across. Weight averages 3-4 lbs. The sweet, meaty flesh is yellow orange. Excellent baked, steamed or microwaved.

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Plus Pack - Squash - Mammoth Table Queen
Mammoth Table Queen is an excellent choice. This acorn-type squash grows on 6-8 foot vines and has dark green skin with sweet yellow flesh. The tasty fruits of this variety store 4-6 weeks.

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Squash - Heirloom - Table King Acorn
Table King Acorn Squash is an excellent bush variety. Because of its compact habit, it fits perfectly in a container for the patio or in a smaller garden. Ideal squash for baking or steaming. Exceptionally easy to grow.

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Squash - Organic Mammoth Table Queen Bush
Mammoth Table Queen is an excellent choice. This acorn-type squash grows on 6-8 foot vines and has dark green skin with sweet yellow flesh. The tasty fruits of this variety store 4-6 weeks.

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Squash - Table Queen Bush

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Squash Table King Bush Acorn (Winter)
This is one of the most popular and flavorful of the winter or storage squashes. The dark-green skinned fruits are deeply ribbed and grow about 5" long and 4" across. The orange flesh is sweet, firm and excellent baked, steamed or microwaved. Stores well. Vigorous compact push plants grow 2' tall.

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Liberty Garden Squash Table Queen (Winter)
This is one of the most popular of the winter or storage squashes. The turban shaped fruits have dark green skin flecked with gray spots and grow to about 6" across. Weight averages 3-4 lbs. The sweet, meaty flesh is yellow orange. Excellent baked, steamed or microwaved.

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Squash Table Queen Acorn (Winter)
This is one of the most popular of the winter or storage squashes. The turban shaped fruits have dark green skin flecked with gray spots and grow to about 6" across. Weight averages 3-4 lbs. The sweet, meaty flesh is yellow orange. Excellent baked, steamed or microwaved.

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Squash Mammoth Table Queen/Royal Acorn (W)
Mammoth Table Queen is an excellent choice. This acorn-type squash grows on 6-8 foot vines and has dark green skin with sweet yellow flesh. The tasty fruits of this variety store 4-6 weeks.

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Ferry-Morse Seeds 1382 Squash - Acorn Danish
Acorn squash is the most popular winter squash and now it needs less room to grow with this award-winning, bush-type variety.  Plants bear lots of 6 inch long, 5 inch wide fruits with small seed cavities and moist, golden flesh.  Unbeatable when baked and can be stored for several months. 

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Seed Savers Table Queen Squash Seeds
(aka Des Moines, Danish) Set the standard for Acorn squash; started the rage for small individual fall squashes. Domesticated by Native North Americans from primitive indigenous forms. Introduced by the Iowa Seed Company of Des Moines, Iowa in 1913. Petite (1 pound), furrowed, soft shelled, high quality fruits with sweet orange flesh. Excellent for baking. 80-90 days.

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Seed Savers Organic Fordhook Acorn Squash Seeds
 Introduced in 1890 by W. Atlee Burpee of Philadelphia and named for their Fordhook trial grounds at Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Vining plants with long fruits similar to acorn squash. Can be eaten fresh around 56 days or used for baking after 85 days. Fruits seldom weigh more than two pounds. Very hard to find.

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Seed Savers Organic Thelma Sander's Sweet Winter Squash
Family heirloom from Thelma Sanders in Adair County, Missouri. The seed was passed from neighbor Everett Pettit to Sue and Tom Knoche, Ohio squash collectors and two of SSE’s earliest members. Wonderful cream-colored acorn squash. Sweet chestnut flavor, enormously productive.

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