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Hubbard Squash

19 years ago

We have been having 100+ degree temps here for the last couple of weeks (sometimes as low as 92). While it seems to be ripening our tomatoes very nicely (finally!), it appears the growth of the hubbards has almost stopped. Does their growth slow with high temps? We haven't had a night-time temp of below 65 in what seems like forever!!

Charlotte

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skeezex
18 years ago
Hi every one,
I am looking for seeds for a large blue hubbard squash I bought one in Montana many years ago and I would like to try and grow some here in tn.
Thanks Skeezex

Here is a link that might be useful: garden web
farmerdilla
18 years ago
Just about every retail seed vendor has seeds for Blue Hubbard, it is the more popular of the hubbards.

Here is a link that might be useful: Blue Hubbard
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sueloring
18 years ago
Skeezex... If you want extra large Blue Hubbard go to the following link for Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds.
I have grown many kinds of squash including Blue Hubbards and have bought seeds from many sources. I always have had the biggest blue hubbards come from my Baker Creek seeds. You can get free catalog sent to you or order online. Shipping is very reasonable...only $3 for unlimited seeds.

Here is a link that might be useful: Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds

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