True Green Improved Hubbard Squash Seeds (Cucurbita Maxima) – 25 Heirloom Non-GMO Seeds by Isla’s Garden Seeds, Ideal for Planting, Excellent for Home Gardens, Perfect Gardening Gift

Very nice squash for making pies and just steaming or baking with a bit of butter. The meat was sweet enough that i didn't have to put any brown sugar on the pieces. I am not a serious gardener, so my soil chemistry was probably off, but I planted about 4 plants and got two vines going, i ran the vines up and around a circular trellace made of 6" concrete re-mesh rolled into a tube about 3' in diameter and 6' high. when the squash started forming, i put a board through the mesh to support the squash. I got one squash off of each plant, One was the size of a basketball and the other was roughly 24" in diameter and 1/4 of the squash made enough for two pumpkin pies! i'll be getting this variety again. I'm rebuilding my raised beds, so i'll pay more attention to the soil ph and nutrients. and see if i can get a better yeld.

Majority of seeds I planted, germinated. I'm planning to use these plants as trap plants to attract those darn squash bugs, since they supposedly prefer Hubbard squash the most.

Every seed is up and growing. So far so good this season.

After 3 weeks I dug a seed out and it still looked like it had never been soaked or planted. I planted other squash the same day that are big plants today. Just odd that not even 1 grew

Hubbard squash sees for next year

Fast germination. Fast growth. Time will tell whether they produce but so far so good

seeds came fast and all have sprouted, very happy with seeds.

I've grown squash for years and know how to plant. These seeds are worthless. Not one seed came up first time so I planted more. Nothing came up. Do not buy these seeds, they are worthless!