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Bush spaghetti squash seeds?

Don V Zone 5-6 Cleveland OH

16 days ago

So randomly one of my spagetti squash seeds grew a bush, it is starting to vine but the bush very quickly produced some really nice large squash. I give away 90% of my spaghetti squash and it takes up a LOT of room. Do you know where I can buy bush varieties of spaghetti squash?

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farmerdill
15 days ago
There are several semi-bush varieties. Two I know about are Pinnacle 85 DTM and Tivoli 100 DTM. Bothe are shades of yellow and in the 3-4 lb class

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