Re: Long Neck Pumpkins
This sounds like C. moschata which, as I understand, is the grown
commercially for canned pumpkin. I don't know for sure, but Rupp Seeds
may carry something like this. They have an amazing variety of Curcurbit
species in their catalogue, which specializes in larger quantities of
seeds. Lots of other small pie pumpkins are widely available and may be
naturally sweeter.
Chris Wilbers
Springfield, MO
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Duncan McAlpine wrote:
> Do you know?
>
> --- <speedcap@superior.net> wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I'm originally from southern PA. I now live in
> > upstate NY. I have
> > looked everywhere up here and can not find a "Long
> > Neck Pumpkin". Do
> > you know what kind of pumpkin I mean? If I were to
> > try and grow my own,
> > could you give me some advise and instruction on how
> > to do so. What is
> > the correct name for this type of pumpkin. Do you
> > sell the seeds to
> > this pumpkin?
> > I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you
> > for your help.
> > My e-mail address is: speedcap@superior.net
> > and my name is
> > Sha
> >
> > P.S. I use this pumpkin for baking (pies, cookies,
> > breads, etc.). If I
> > can not find this pumpkin up here and I can not grow
> > it myself, what is
> > the next best type of pumpkin for my needs?
> >
> >
>
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