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Hudson Valley Seed Co.

Canada Crookneck Squash

Cucurbita moschata

Conventionally Grown

Delicious, uninterrupted stretches of pure squash flesh.

These long-necked butternut-type squash boast glorious, uninterrupted stretches of pure squash flesh: sweet, tender, golden orange, ambrosial. Just chop into lengths, split in half, and roast. The curving necks also add lots of interest to the garden.

Canada Crooklneck is part of Slow Foods US Ark of Taste, a catalog of over 200 delicious foods in danger of extinction. By promoting, sowing, and growing Ark products we help ensure they remain in production and on our plates.

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30 Seeds $4.99
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90 Seeds $8.39
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Growing instructions
Direct sow after frost, or start indoors 2-3 weeks earlier. Transplant in hills spaced 6' apart, 3 plants per hill, or in rows 36" apart. Plants can grow 6' or more, so give plenty of space to take over. Mulch early to help suppress weeds. Harvest when squash are buff colored with no trace of green. Cure in a dry, warm place for a week or so, then store in a cool, dry, dark place.
Product Details
Days to Maturity 90 days
Days to Germination 5 to 10 days
Height at Maturity 72 inches
Sun Conditions Full Sun (8+ Hours Sun)
Planting Depth 1 inch
Row Spacing 60-72 inches
Plant Spacing 24-36 inches
    Canada Crookneck Squash vegetable from Hudson Valley Seed Co. with bright yellow, curved shape and textured skin.
    Fresh Canada Crookneck Squash from Hudson Valley Seed Co., vibrant yellow vegetable with curved shape and smooth skin.
    Fresh Canada Crookneck Squash vegetable from Hudson Valley Seed Co., showing bright yellow, curved shape, and textured skin.
    Fresh Canada Crookneck Squash from Hudson Valley Seed Co., vibrant yellow vegetable with curved neck and smooth skin.
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    Katherine N.

    I live in zone 3 and these Are producers and look great in the garden growing in all kinds of crazy shapes. Taste is yummy and keep perfectly over the winter.

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    Rebecca P.

    Am looking forward to trying this variety- I love butternut type squash!

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    Christina

    Better than Butternut
    We had much more success with the Canadian Crookneck here in New England than we’ve had in the past with butternut squash and we like the taste of this variety even better. Hope it comes back in stock for next year.