planting acorn squash from seeds Bush Table Queen Acorn Squash

planting acorn squash from seeds Bush Table Queen Acorn SquashTable Queen Bush is a compact version of the classic Table Queen squash that was originally developed by the Arikara tribe and has been a staple of the American garden for generations. Healthy, bush type plants produce excellent yields of nearly black, acorn type squash with yellow orange interiors. Well suited for containers and raised beds, we were able to successfully grow this one in whiskey barrels with a yield of 2 to 3 squash per plant. On the

Table Queen Bush is a compact version of the classic Table Queen squash that was originally developed by the Arikara tribe and has been a staple of the American garden for generations.  Healthy, bush-type plants produce excellent yields of nearly black, acorn-type squash with yellow-orange interiors.  Well-suited for containers and raised beds, we were able to successfully grow this one in whiskey barrels with a yield of 2 to 3 squash per plant.  On the flat, the plants were virtually carefree and yielded 5 to 6 fruit each with nothing more than occasional watering.  The acorn-type squash are the perfect size for two people and have sweet, orange flesh that is of the finest quality.  Matures 85-95 days from sowing.  Each packet contains a minimum of 25 seeds.