Early White Bush Scallop, Heirloom Summer Squash Seeds

Early White Bush Scallop, Heirloom Summer Squash Seeds — The Pre-1722 Native American Heirloom With Pale Ivory Flying Saucer Fruits

Early White Bush Scallop (Cucurbita pepo) is one of the oldest squash varieties in cultivation — documented before 1722 and grown by Native Americans for centuries. Pale ivory, flying saucer-shaped fruits with scalloped edges and tender, mild, buttery flesh. Best harvested at 3–4 inches for peak tenderness. Extremely prolific. 60 days.

Why Grow Early White Bush Scallop?

• Pre-1722 Native American heirloom — one of the oldest squash varieties in cultivation
• Pale ivory flying saucer-shaped fruits — beautiful and distinctive
• Tender, mild, buttery flesh — best at 3–4 inches
• Extremely prolific — continuous harvest all season
• Open-pollinated heirloom — save seed year after year

Growing Notes

Direct sow outdoors after last frost in full sun, or start indoors 2–3 weeks before transplanting. Sow 1 inch deep, spacing plants 24–36 inches apart. Water consistently. Harvest frequently at 3–4 inches for best flavor.

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