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What kind of squash is this?

12 years ago

Does anyone know what this is?

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LCaroline12
12 years ago
could it be a zephyr summer squash??
LCaroline12
12 years ago
could it be a zephyr summer squash??
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Jedonne
Original Author
12 years ago
I don't THINK so, but I could be wrong. When I look up zephyr squash they are a light green in stead of dark and half and half colored instead of green on both ends.
LCaroline12
12 years ago
I saw that too but just wondered if they could be darker from being more mature? Their coloring reminds me of a Batwing pumpkin. Sorry I haven't been much help!
LCaroline12
12 years ago
I saw that too but just wondered if they could be darker from being more mature? Their coloring reminds me of a Batwing pumpkin. Sorry I haven't been much help!
LCaroline12
12 years ago
I saw that too but just wondered if they could be darker from being more mature? Their coloring reminds me of a Batwing pumpkin. Sorry I haven't been much help!
Jedonne
Original Author
12 years ago
Well, they are that color as soon as you can tell it's a baby squash! The yellow becomes a little more golden, but the green is just as dark! Sure wish I could figure this thing out!

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