Silver Bell Squash - Seed Savers Exchange
Small bell-shaped squash average four pounds. Silvery gray-blue shell turns pink in storage. Delicious deep orange, dry, sweet flesh. Good keeper. 100-105 days.
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Silver Bell — Eat Winter Vegetables
These gray, bell-shaped squash squash turn pink in storage. Sweet with dry flesh. In our March 2021 tasting, Silver Bell was a top performer for its appearance and texture. productive and …
Squash Silver Bell - Heirloom Seedhouse
The flesh inside is deep orange, dry, and sweet, offering a rich, smooth texture that’s perfect for baking, roasting, or mashing. Known for its excellent keeping qualities, the Blue Banana …
Silver Bell Squash - Revival Seeds
Silver Bell Squash (C.maxima) This heirloom winter squash is actually a selection from Blue Banana, bred and introduced by the Ferry-Morse Seed Co. of Massachusetts in 1956. Vines …
Silver Bell Squash - RARE heirloom seeds - Heir Seeds
2022年4月30日 · A selection from Blue Banana bred and introduced by Ferry-Morse Seed Co. in 1956. Small bell-shaped squash average four pounds. Silvery gray-blue shell turns pink in …
Heirloom Silver Bell Maxima squash Organic Seeds
Maxima squash Silver Bell - This old variety offers bell-shaped, gray-green fruits weighing 1 to 2 kg. Their color changes to pink during storage. They contain delicious, dry, sweet orange flesh....
True Leaf Market | True Leaf Market Seed Company
Silver Bell Winter Squash Seeds. 110 days to maturity. Cucurbita maxima. Annual. Open Pollinated. Silver Bell is a banana-type winter squash. The vines are short runners, making …
Silver Bell Squash (C. maxima) (1956) – Heritage Harvest Seed
Introduced by Ferry Morse Seed Company in 1956 as a selection of Blue Banana Squash. The small bell shaped silvery blue squash average 4 lbs and have delicious deep orange, dry …
Cucurbita argyrosperma - Wikipedia
Cucurbita argyrosperma, also called the cushaw squash and silver-seed gourd, is a species of winter squash originally from the south of Mexico.
Ornamental Squash Silver Edged – Floret Library
This small pumpkin has smooth, dark emerald-green stripes laid over a warm cream base—the color is very unique. Named for its distinct white silver-edged seeds that are excellent for eating.