WRINKLED BUTTERNUT

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(Cucurbita moschata)  Italian heirloom also known as 'Violina' due to its slight resemblance to a violin.  Medium to large, wrinkled, tan coloured fruit up to 6kg with rich, deep orange flesh.  Small seed cavity up one end of fruit only making it easy to prepare.  Ideal for soups or baking.  Easy to grow.  15 seeds
 

(Pumpkin01097-csba)

SKU Pumpkin01097-csba
Shipping Weight 0.0010kg

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