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(Cucurbita mixta)  Native American heirloom.  Round or pear-shaped white fruit with mottled green stripes producing large, tasty ‘silver-edged‘ seeds.  Grown mainly for its seeds which are easily removed when roasted.  The seeds are then, salted & used as pepitas.  The flesh is largely inedible. 12 seeds

(Pumpkin01009)

SKU Pumpkin01009
Shipping Weight 0.0010kg

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