Product Details
Page Number web
Growing Zones 3 to 9
Light Requirements Full Sun
Fragrant n
Maturity 100
Spacing 8 ft
Disease Resistant y
Genus cucurbita
Species maschata
Subspecies Dick's Pick
Common Name Squash, Winter, Dick's Pick Butternut Hybrid

Squash, Winter, Dick's Pick Butternut Hybrid

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100 days. Big, beefy, blocky, bounteous - best flavored butternut. We were looking for a big butternut that tasted great, was productive and had Powdery Mildew resistance. This one passed the test with flying colors. In northern areas the fruits will be largest, up to 7 to 8 pounds (about 5 pounds in other areas) and 16 to 18 inches long. The most noticeable feature is the straightness of the fruit. The bulb end is small, resulting in a smaller seed cavity and longer neck holding much more useable flesh. The orange flesh is sweet (nearly 7% Brix rating), fine-grained and smooth.

Growing Zone: 3 to 9

Light Requirements: Full Sun

State Restrictions

HI

Growing Zones 3 to 9
Page Number web
Light Requirements Full Sun
Fragrant n
Maturity 100
Spacing 8 ft
Disease Resistant y
Genus cucurbita
Species maschata
Subspecies Dick's Pick
Common Name Squash, Winter, Dick's Pick Butternut Hybrid

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What a squash!
Feb 12, 2025  |  By Debra LeFevre
I've never grown a better squash. We picked about 50 really nice squash from one hill and I've had more than that in past years. My biggest ones are just over 10 pounds, smallest about 4 pounds. Flesh is dark orange and delicious. Long thick necks and small seeds are another bonus. Husband loves the roasted seeds. I've had no problems with borers. I use plenty of good compost.

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Best Butternut ever!!
Nov 4, 2024  |  By Pam ly
First time growing this variety for the Farmer's market and it was a hit. Big, Bold, Beautiful and Delicious.

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Favorite Family Sized Flavorful Squash
Oct 7, 2024  |  By Denise Perry
We have been growing and sharing these delicious extra large squash with family and friends for several years. I am placing my order early because the seeds were sold out and I had to plant a smaller variety. We love cutting them in chunks and roasting them.

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