Tags: Heirloom Open Pollinated
Growing Practices: No Pesticides No Herbicides No Fungicides No Synthetic Fertilizers
Latin Name: Lagenaria siceraria
Days to Maturity: 140
Description:
Handles up to three feet long with 4 inch bulbs. When grown on a trellis the handles are more or less straight. When grown on the ground they twist into interesting shapes. Good Downy Mildew resistance and productivity in Twin Oaks' 2015 gourd trial. The seed we used to produce this crop came from Suzanne Ashworth. Grown by Edmund Frost.
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On an extra long handled dipper gourd how high should the trellis be to allow for the growth of the vine and the drop of the gourd. I will be using 4x4 posts do I need to wrap in chicken wire or will the vine attach to the wooden post? Thanks, Sharon
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You'll want to use something in addition to the 4x4 posts for the vines to climb on. Wire fence or cattle panel could be better than chicken wire but chicken wire would probably work. Go for at least six feet tall. I really like using cattle panels (which are about 15 feet long) turned into arches. They need to be well supported by posts or T-posts on all four corners. -Edmund for CWSG
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Are these edible or not?
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Not that I know of - Edmund for CWSG.
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Are these true seeds?
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It is an open pollinated variety and will come true to type if you save the seeds. Also, it is a true Lagenaria siceraria gourd. Not sure which question you were asking so I answered both. -Edmund
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If we ordered them, is there any chance we could get them by December 10th. ? my email is gwmmm@Iowatelecom.net These are for the Iowa Loess Hills Gourd Society. Thanks, Marian
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