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Jim

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It is widely available, Pinetree, Baker Creek, Territorial, Sandhill Preservation and several other vendors offer it. sometimes as Trombocino, or trombone squash. Remember it is in the butternut family, a different species than regular zucchini.

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One of the great advantages of this squash is that it is resistant to the squash bug. But, it vines wildly and extensively. I tried once to grow it on a tall, heavy tripod, but it reached the top of the tripod in no time, went down the other side and put on easily 20 feet of growth in all directions before the season was over.