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Winter Squash and Pumpkins: Cucurbita maxima 'Mini Red'
Botanical name: Cucurbita maxima 'Mini Red'
Common name: turban squash
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created by:
Baker Creek Heirloom Seed Company
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easy
average
demanding
sun exposure
lifespan
perennial
annual
biennial
short-lived perennial
deciduous
evergreen
typical planted form
seed
soil characteristics
soil pH
alkaline
acidic
neutral
soil moisture
dry
damp
wet
soil composition
sand
clay
loam
air
water
flowering characteristics
flower color
yellow
night blooming
multi colored
fragrant
cut flowers
dried flowers
foliage attributes
foliage color
green
exceptional foliage
dwarf
mini
variegated
deciduous
herbaceous
evergreen
plant size
height
12-20 feet
width
3-6 feet
spacing
25-36 inches
unique plant attributes
climber
edible
containers
indoors
water gardening
rock gardening
drought tolerant
xeriscape gardens
bonsai
deer resistant
rabbit resistant
disease resistant
poisonous
invasive
winter interest
fall interest
bird attracting
butterfly attracting
hummingbird attracting
bee attracting
harvest attributes
crop type
flower
fruit
grain
leaves
nuts
roots
seeds
stems
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